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Show rimO«| we ROC THE ZEPHYR/ APRIL-MAY 2003 US 191 & the FORGOTTEN PAST Remember us as we pass here.. From the edge of a fast paced highway, voices still speak from the canyon walls LOOKING SOUTH from near Church Rock, cowboys and sheepmen left their sometimes poignant sentiments ona sandstone wall, just a few hundred yards from the highway. es REMNANTS OF A PLANE CRASH In the 1960s, a B-S2 bomber exploded in mid-air. just south of Church Rock. Bits of debris still litter the crash site. A feature story will appear in The Zephyr on the crash this summer. LONESOME COWBOYS: : 1951 OFFICIAL UTAH HIGHWAY MAP: Church Rock could be a very lonely place in the 1930s. "REMEMBER OF ME.." His name was L.E. Mestas and he came from Durango, Colorado. His signature can be found at several locations near Church Rock. But this was his last inscription..He signed it, "Your friend, forever...L.E. Mestas’ | PAGEI7 Se |
