Hidden Treasure - Black Dragon

[JimFox]

Hidden Treasures are small locations that are easily passed by or not even noticed while traveling, but are packed with Photographic Treasures!

Please come check out this short Hidden Treasure Guide of the Black Dragon View Area. It's located in Utah, on the I-70 heading Westbound.

This is located in my new Travel Guide YouTube Channel. I am moving all of my Hidden Treasures and Travel and Tour Guides to this new Channel so I have them all in one placed and not having them mixed up with my other video's.

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Jim

 

[Ben Egbert]

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[JimFox]

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Awesome! Thanks Ben!

I will be breaking out the kids dancing and playing video's into their own. And then also breaking my Relax with Nature video's to their own channel also.

 

[AlanLichty]

Neat area.

 

[MonikaC]

Jim, have you gone into Black Dragon Canyon? The pictograph & it's history are pretty interesting. It's a short drive off I-70 & a short hike, but can be nice & shady.

 

[ProCaliberTraveler]

Nice job. I like the music selection. And for the tree you highlighted, my initial thought was to place it in the middle of the two buttes. The clouds add the final touch.

 

[JimFox]

Jim, have you gone into Black Dragon Canyon? The pictograph & it's history are pretty interesting. It's a short drive off I-70 & a short hike, but can be nice & shady.

I haven't Monika. I have ventured off on some of the side roads from the I-70 in that area, but with no knowledge, just that an area looks interesting so I get off and drive around a bit exploring. Black Dragon Canyon is one though I would like to target.

 

[JimFox]

Nice job. I like the music selection. And for the tree you highlighted, my initial thought was to place it in the middle of the two buttes. The clouds add the final touch.

Thanks Michael, I love those trees, and each View Area seems to have one or two trees similar to that. So the fun is how to compose it, and as you stated the clouds on any given day help to determine that too.