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Northwest Utah Arch Hunt

Northwest Utah Arch Hunt

Saturday morning, David and I headed north (did I really say “north”) to do some natural arch hunting near Kelton Utah, in the extreme northwest corner of Utah. On the way north, we stopped by Brigham City Utah for a few pictures of the new LDS temple they are building there. Then on to Deweyville […]

Losee and Casto Canyons

Losee and Casto Canyons

All week long, we had been enjoying the afternoon thunderstorms that northern Utah sees nearly every year that we call the Utah monsoon season. This year they seem to be about a month early but since we had Spring about a month late, it all seemed right, I suppose. (I spent the 4th of July […]

Spring Over Wolf Creek Pass

Spring Over Wolf Creek Pass

Sunday after church meetings, my wife Nancy and I decided to take a drive to see what Spring looked like this year in the high Utah valleys. We drove up through Heber Valley and then northeast through Francis and Woodland. We then continued east on State Highway 35 over Wolf Creek Pass. Spring came late […]

Memorial Weather

Memorial Weather

I always look forward to the Memorial Day weekend because in my mind, in spite of what the calendar may claim, that was the REAL start of summer! Traditionally, we head to the family cabin on the mountain north of Vernal for a long weekend of mingling with extended family, some of whom we had […]

Almost into Pasture Canyon

Almost into Pasture Canyon

Another beautiful Saturday was forecast so David and I headed back to the Hanksville area to attempt a hike down into Pasture Canyon. We were going to try to hike down a steep area that we had read about from some “canyoneering” climbers who had climbed out using this route. To get back to Pasture […]

Riding with the Hanksville Wind

Riding with the Hanksville Wind

Somehow, Mother Nature messed up and scheduled a nice day for Saturday. Before she changed her flippin’ fickle female mind, David and I jumped in my Ford Explorer and pulled the ATV trailer down to the Hanksville area. Having used up every rotten weather trick imaginable, Mother Nature was left with just one remaining tool. […]