Saturday, February 10, 2007

Taking to the Sky to get to the Sky






Our first task in the journey to the Copper Canyon was to travel some 1500 miles to our jumping off point in Fort Davis, TX. The flight to El Paso produced some glorious views of the Rockies and the 200 hundred mile ride to Fort Davis re- introduced us to the southwestern dessert and the high plains of Western Texas. You can check them out with the photos above.
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