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Bill Pratt

February 01, 2015 01:35PM

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If anyone is planning on "Touring the Uintah", I would like to mention that I have a Uintah tour guide as part of my Uintah website.It can be seen at [bpratt15.home.bresnan.net]

A word of warning - Baxter Pass has some of the slickest mud in the world, and several areas on the North side of the pass never get any direct sunlight so are very slow to dry.

Most of the trip is on the old roadbed and is a great trip.

Bill

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488 stops for water at Los Pinos tank on closing day Oct. 1979. Photo courtesy Don Richter

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