Getting Stuck Driving the Road Less Travelled

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My friend Ben wrote an article for www.roadlesstravelled.com.au titled Leadville, Colorado, USA - High Altitude Winter Wonderland about some interesting wilderness areas near his hometown.

As a show of thanks for writing the article I recently sent Ben one of my unique Road Less Travelled Photo T-shirts.

He wanted to pick a spot that was truly “less travelled” to take a photo of him wearing the t-shirt and very much in the right spirit managed to get his Jeep extremely stuck in mud on the way there and had to dig it out :-)

getting stuck taking the road less travelled
Getting stuck taking the Road Less Travelled
photo credit: Ben

Ben is a very busy man. When he’s not exploring the wilderness around his hometown in Colorado he’s working in an ambulance crew at the local hospital on 24 hr shifts, participating in his local search and rescue team or taking lessons to eventually get a commercial pilots license!

You can visit Ben’s stumbleupon.com profile and view his photos at his Flickr photo gallery

If you’ve travelled somewhere off the beaten track, can write well and have good quality photos I encourage you to contact me and I’ll consider publishing your travel diary here including generous attribution and links back to your website as thanks for your contribution



One Comment about “Getting Stuck Driving the Road Less Travelled”

  1. Comment by Dan Freakley (1 comments.) on July 21st, 2008:

    You didn’t want the photo to be taken whilst you were digging I see, was that to hide the sweat from the nation? :)

    Well done for going where no man dares to go often mate.


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