“Are you really going to make this old cowboy put his pants on?” I lumbered out of the tent, hatchet in hand. The moon shone brightly across the flat shrub land as I tried to peer amongst the shadows and find where they were.
Among the Old Ones
Upon mention of the word, Utah, I tend to immediately think of two things, canyons and Mormons. Each of which…
Podcast Interview:Advanced Retroadaptics
I was interviewed by my friend Tyler, for his podcast Advanced Retroadaptics. Check out the link below to listen or…
Above the Colorado River
We found our respite from the madness of Zion near Marble Canyon, AZ, nestling in as couple hundred yards on…
Hole in the Rock and National Park Foibles
Our next waypoint at Capitol Reef brought us back into civilization. Many people go to National Parks to escape “civilization…
Around San Rafael Swell
Weaving through a juniper forest, we continued south towards the Little Grand Canyon. It had been a few hours since…
To The Desert We Go
The rule of 2’s guides many a long term traveler on the road. The idea is that the best parts…
New Beginnings and Horizons
As far as trips and outdoor adventures go, this past summer was very tame. Dry conditions made way for plenty…
Anza Borrego or Bust
“Winter storm warning in effect for mountains in San Diego County. Heavy showers and hail expected with 6-12 inches of…
PFAS
Alana and I recently watched the movie, Dark Waters, which follows a lawyer, Rob Bilott, as he discovers (and eventually…
Jack McClure 