Flaming Gorge - Whirlwind visit on 28 August 2001

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	Looking Northwest from a viewing area above the canyon that John Wesley Powell and his group actually named "Flaming Gorge"
	Proceeding to the East
	A little more...
	NOW you're starting to see it!
	Ah! The classic postcard shot!
	One more for good measure....
	Close up of a "bush" at the view area
	Another shot just in case
	The upstream side of the Flaming Gorge Dam
	Same spot, looking up the reservoir
	Mini marina (?) next to the dam
	The downstream side of the dam
	One of several stationary posts mounted in the vicinity of the dam. According to the information plate at the view area, dam engineers periodically mount a piece of optical equipment on the posts to measure the movement (!) of the dam.