Upon mention of the word, Utah, I tend to immediately think of two things, canyons and Mormons. Each of which … More
Category: Miscellaneous
Podcast Interview:Advanced Retroadaptics
I was interviewed by my friend Tyler, for his podcast Advanced Retroadaptics. Check out the link below to listen or … More
Above the Colorado River
We found our respite from the madness of Zion near Marble Canyon, AZ, nestling in as couple hundred yards on … More
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 … More
Around San Rafael Swell
Weaving through a juniper forest, we continued south towards the Little Grand Canyon. It had been a few hours since … More
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 … More
New Beginnings and Horizons
As far as trips and outdoor adventures go, this past summer was very tame. Dry conditions made way for plenty … More
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 … More
PFAS
Alana and I recently watched the movie, Dark Waters, which follows a lawyer, Rob Bilott, as he discovers (and eventually … More
Alaska’s Wolf Man
In 1915, Frank Glaser arrived at the Port of Valdez in the Territory of Alaska. He had heard much about … More