I am still here. I have not fallen off the edge of the earth. However, for a few months I was afflicted by a serious case of writer’s...
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For someone who can’t get enough of a place, I certainly don’t go there very often. I went maybe thirteen years ago to visit friends living in Moab,...
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Spring has sprung at last, but it seems as though it has been here for months already. Usually, snow can linger well into summer, up on the high...
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Before the lamb of March turns into the showers of April, there are unanswered questions from my previous post that must be addressed. 1) Will we make it...
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Generally, “February” and “Wildcat Canyon” are not words you hear in the same sentence around southwest Utah, except for maybe in this sentiment: “Wildcat Canyon? You can’t hike...
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I have never met a trail in Zion National Park that I did not like. Long, short, steep, level, paved, rocky, hard sandy slickrock or soft forest soil,...
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On my recent “Winter 2014 SoCal Adventure,” I found myself in a dilemma. Should I pocket an easy $100 and burn some morning daylight by sitting through what...
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In the waning hours of my two–week “2014 Winter SoCal Adventure” last month, fate offered up a gorgeous southern California Christmas Eve Day hike. Barely 20 miles up...
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