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 == Great Pics!!! == 

 Thanks, your timing is perfect. I've been working on the article Interstate 70 in Utah for a few months now. It just passed the GA review, with the reviewer noted it had a lot of grammar and punctuation errors for a GA article. So I've been going through the article cleaning it. But your two pics are an awesome addition, might just help it pass the A class review =-) Thank you. If you don't mind I'm going to categorize your pics so they will also show up on the commons link on that article.   
 :Great. Thanks. What I would like to do, is you put your I-70 pics in a gallery. I put mine in a category. Let's put them together (I don't think it matters which, gallery or category) then Change the infobox on the I-70 in Utah page to link to whichever. Currently it links to commons:category:San Rafael Swell. Once again great photos.   

 == Getting I-70 in Utah to FA status == 

 Well, I'm a relative newbie. This was my first attempt to get an article to Good Article status. I'm amazed it passed 1st try. The next step is the A class review, then the FA class review. As I was dinged for my grammar in the GA review, I'm sure they won't cut me any more slack on that point=-). So any cleanup you can offer would be most welcome.  There were also concerns about relying too much on a single source for the Transcontinental railroad section. There are more sources out there, I just need to do more research. 

 Another concern brought up in the GA review was the wikilinks to articles that didn't exist. I suspect at least start class articles will have to be created at a minimum for Pavant Mountains, Dinosaur Diamond Prehistoric Highway and Utah State Route 72. I can probably get away with just delinking to the others (westwater, I 70 business in Green River and Salina). 

 One thing I'm surprised I didn't get dinged for is not having a source for the claim of ""108 miles between Green River and Salina, the longest distance without motorist services in the Interstate highway system"". This is an easy claim to source, except for the number. Unofficial sources vary between 104 and 112 miles. I think the difference is, are we measuring between the centers of the two cities, the edges of the cities, or the freeway exits. I have pictures of old signs say 110 miles. I've debated using these. I know that's not correct anymore, but at least I've got an irrefutable source for that number. But I'm sure I better find an official source for at least some number before the FA or A review.    

 ==Per your request...== 
 You asked me for opinions on several articles; I've left comments on their individual talk pages. Keep in mind that I'm not an admin or anything, but I've imparted whatever wisdom I could give. Your articles are excellent for the most part - I made some adjustments myself to fix formatting, grammar, little things like that, but otherwise I've left the rest up to you.    

 == Dinosaur Diamond == 

 Yes, I did notice that and have been meaning to thank you. My apologies I have not done s