Crystal Peak - Revision history

Mojav3: Changed Google Map API-Zoom, fixed coord for pointer

2008-04-17T18:55:14Z

Changed Google Map API-Zoom, fixed coord for pointer

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	''' Please be courteous of others. Pick up your trash and make the area cleaner that it was when you arrived, and be safe!'''		''' Please be courteous of others. Pick up your trash and make the area cleaner that it was when you arrived, and be safe!'''

	<googlemap lat="38.7918" lon="-113.599" zoom="12" controls="small">		<googlemap lat="38.7918" lon="-113.599" zoom="14" controls="small">
	39.~~9554~~,-~~112~~.~~116~~, ~~Eureka~~, UT		38.7918,-113.599, Crystal Peak, Near Frisco, UT
	</googlemap>		</googlemap>

Mojav3: Added Google Map APi and Warning Label

2008-04-17T18:53:45Z

Added Google Map APi and Warning Label

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	38.7918° -113.599° @7000'		38.7918° -113.599° @7000'


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			''' Please be courteous of others. Pick up your trash and make the area cleaner that it was when you arrived, and be safe!'''

			<googlemap lat="38.7918" lon="-113.599" zoom="12" controls="small">
			39.9554,-112.116, Eureka, UT
			</googlemap>

Mojav3: Added GPS coords

2008-04-17T18:51:48Z

Added GPS coords

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	[[Image:crystalpeak_1.jpg\|thumb\|Crystal Peak]]		[[Image:crystalpeak_1.jpg\|thumb\|Crystal Peak]]

	Crystal Peak is at the northern end of the Wah Wah Range. With the slightest sense of direction, a traveler can spot the peak from many miles away. Its unusual appearance is the draw... a huge mound of white volcanic tuff eroded by the elements. It is not unlike the strange rocks of the Newfoundland Mountains, or the Lace Curtain on the north face of Pahvant Butte. Unlike the range of which is a part, Crystal Peak predates the fault-blocking that formed the basin and range topography of the Great Basin. It stands out in stark contrast to the land surrounding it, as seen in the ~~photos below~~.		Crystal Peak is at the northern end of the Wah Wah Range. With the slightest sense of direction, a traveler can spot the peak from many miles away. Its unusual appearance is the draw... a huge mound of white volcanic tuff eroded by the elements. It is not unlike the strange rocks of the Newfoundland Mountains, or the Lace Curtain on the north face of Pahvant Butte. Unlike the range of which is a part, Crystal Peak predates the fault-blocking that formed the basin and range topography of the Great Basin. It stands out in stark contrast to the land surrounding it, as seen in the photo.

			38.7918° -113.599° @7000'
	~~We decided to take some of our kids along on this outing~~. It made scaling the peak a bit more fearsome than had we gone by ourselves, but the kids loved the place, enjoyed the weird rocks, saw lots of critters, and got to stay up late by the campfire and listen to my tired old stories about running into freaky dudes and strange graves in the desert.

Mojav3: Repaired Image Link

2008-04-17T18:18:41Z

Repaired Image Link

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	Crystal Peak		Crystal Peak
	Millard County, Utah		Millard County, Utah
	[[Image:~~thumb\|~~crystalpeak_1.jpg]Crystal Peak]		[[Image:crystalpeak_1.jpg\|thumb\|Crystal Peak]]

	Crystal Peak is at the northern end of the Wah Wah Range. With the slightest sense of direction, a traveler can spot the peak from many miles away. Its unusual appearance is the draw... a huge mound of white volcanic tuff eroded by the elements. It is not unlike the strange rocks of the Newfoundland Mountains, or the Lace Curtain on the north face of Pahvant Butte. Unlike the range of which is a part, Crystal Peak predates the fault-blocking that formed the basin and range topography of the Great Basin. It stands out in stark contrast to the land surrounding it, as seen in the photos below.		Crystal Peak is at the northern end of the Wah Wah Range. With the slightest sense of direction, a traveler can spot the peak from many miles away. Its unusual appearance is the draw... a huge mound of white volcanic tuff eroded by the elements. It is not unlike the strange rocks of the Newfoundland Mountains, or the Lace Curtain on the north face of Pahvant Butte. Unlike the range of which is a part, Crystal Peak predates the fault-blocking that formed the basin and range topography of the Great Basin. It stands out in stark contrast to the land surrounding it, as seen in the photos below.

Mojav3: Converted to Thumb

2008-04-17T18:17:37Z

Converted to Thumb

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	Crystal Peak		Crystal Peak
	Millard County, Utah		Millard County, Utah
	[[Image:crystalpeak_1.jpg]]		[[Image:thumb\|crystalpeak_1.jpg]Crystal Peak]

	Crystal Peak is at the northern end of the Wah Wah Range. With the slightest sense of direction, a traveler can spot the peak from many miles away. Its unusual appearance is the draw... a huge mound of white volcanic tuff eroded by the elements. It is not unlike the strange rocks of the Newfoundland Mountains, or the Lace Curtain on the north face of Pahvant Butte. Unlike the range of which is a part, Crystal Peak predates the fault-blocking that formed the basin and range topography of the Great Basin. It stands out in stark contrast to the land surrounding it, as seen in the photos below.		Crystal Peak is at the northern end of the Wah Wah Range. With the slightest sense of direction, a traveler can spot the peak from many miles away. Its unusual appearance is the draw... a huge mound of white volcanic tuff eroded by the elements. It is not unlike the strange rocks of the Newfoundland Mountains, or the Lace Curtain on the north face of Pahvant Butte. Unlike the range of which is a part, Crystal Peak predates the fault-blocking that formed the basin and range topography of the Great Basin. It stands out in stark contrast to the land surrounding it, as seen in the photos below.


	We decided to take some of our kids along on this outing. It made scaling the peak a bit more fearsome than had we gone by ourselves, but the kids loved the place, enjoyed the weird rocks, saw lots of critters, and got to stay up late by the campfire and listen to my tired old stories about running into freaky dudes and strange graves in the desert.		We decided to take some of our kids along on this outing. It made scaling the peak a bit more fearsome than had we gone by ourselves, but the kids loved the place, enjoyed the weird rocks, saw lots of critters, and got to stay up late by the campfire and listen to my tired old stories about running into freaky dudes and strange graves in the desert.

Mojav3: Added Image

2008-04-17T18:17:04Z

Added Image

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	Crystal Peak		Crystal Peak
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			[[Image:crystalpeak_1.jpg]]
	Crystal Peak is at the northern end of the Wah Wah Range. With the slightest sense of direction, a traveler can spot the peak from many miles away. Its unusual appearance is the draw... a huge mound of white volcanic tuff eroded by the elements. It is not unlike the strange rocks of the Newfoundland Mountains, or the Lace Curtain on the north face of Pahvant Butte. Unlike the range of which is a part, Crystal Peak predates the fault-blocking that formed the basin and range topography of the Great Basin. It stands out in stark contrast to the land surrounding it, as seen in the photos below.		Crystal Peak is at the northern end of the Wah Wah Range. With the slightest sense of direction, a traveler can spot the peak from many miles away. Its unusual appearance is the draw... a huge mound of white volcanic tuff eroded by the elements. It is not unlike the strange rocks of the Newfoundland Mountains, or the Lace Curtain on the north face of Pahvant Butte. Unlike the range of which is a part, Crystal Peak predates the fault-blocking that formed the basin and range topography of the Great Basin. It stands out in stark contrast to the land surrounding it, as seen in the photos below.


	We decided to take some of our kids along on this outing. It made scaling the peak a bit more fearsome than had we gone by ourselves, but the kids loved the place, enjoyed the weird rocks, saw lots of critters, and got to stay up late by the campfire and listen to my tired old stories about running into freaky dudes and strange graves in the desert.		We decided to take some of our kids along on this outing. It made scaling the peak a bit more fearsome than had we gone by ourselves, but the kids loved the place, enjoyed the weird rocks, saw lots of critters, and got to stay up late by the campfire and listen to my tired old stories about running into freaky dudes and strange graves in the desert.

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Crystal Peak
Millard County, Utah

Crystal Peak is at the northern end of the Wah Wah Range. With the slightest sense of direction, a traveler can spot the peak from many miles away. Its unusual appearance is the draw... a huge mound of white volcanic tuff eroded by the elements. It is not unlike the strange rocks of the Newfoundland Mountains, or the Lace Curtain on the north face of Pahvant Butte. Unlike the range of which is a part, Crystal Peak predates the fault-blocking that formed the basin and range topography of the Great Basin. It stands out in stark contrast to the land surrounding it, as seen in the photos below.

We decided to take some of our kids along on this outing. It made scaling the peak a bit more fearsome than had we gone by ourselves, but the kids loved the place, enjoyed the weird rocks, saw lots of critters, and got to stay up late by the campfire and listen to my tired old stories about running into freaky dudes and strange graves in the desert.