Along US128 |
Tuesday 20th June
We left Moab
and headed North – East back toward Denver but this time took the US128 highway
which runs parallel to the Colorado river through the Castle Valley canyon
area. Noted as one of the top ten scenic drives in the whole of the US it didn’t
disappoint.
We had been
down this road years ago and knew it was good but I didn’t remember how good.
So if you’ve
added Arches National Park to your bucket list make sure this is attached ….Hwy
US128 Moab – Interstate 70!
We then
drove East along IS 70 toward a campground we’d booked at the KOA Silt /
Colorado River.
This is a
new KOA and very nice it is too, we had a deluxe site overlooking the river
with the added bonus of a pair of Bald Eagles nesting in the vicinity and a
dead tree opposite the campground being a favourite perching place for these
iconic birds.
First a swim
in their new pool which was interrupted by some thunder and flashes of
lightning!
We had a
super pagoda to sit under in the stifling heat but were treated to great views
of White-tailed Deer, Double-crested Cormorants, Great-blue Herons, Peregrine
Falcon and of course the Bald Eagles.
Along US128 |
Along US128 |
Along US128 |
a very distant and poor quality American Kestrel |
Great-blue Heron fly past! |
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