From the Archives : seeing Greensky Bluegrass at Red Rocks 
taking a chance on seeing Hadestown : The Musical in a movie theater 
Hiking Katherine’s Pass 
I got early access to Coyote vs. Acme 
The Brink of War 
Manzanar
On December 7th, 1941, Japanese forces attacked Pearl Harbor, leading to our country's entry into World War Two. In 1942,...
Cleetwood Cove
There is only one route you can take to the shores of Crater Lake, the Cleetwood Cove trail. Only one...
Petroglyphs & Tanks
The main road through Capitol Reef National Park turns from asphalt to dirt after a few miles. My little car...
Antelope Island
I hadn't been to Utah's Antelope Island since I was a child. My memories of this place were of bugs...
Capitol Reef from the road…
After hiking the Fremont Gorge trail, I ventured into the empty Capitol Reef National Park to see what my next...
The Unknown Soldier
The soft, haunting sound of Taps could be heard as I reached the top of the hill. A chilling silence...
Stewart’s cascades
Our infamous Utah snow has arrived in glorious amounts, creating a lovely winter wonderland for those of us brave enough...
Y2K16
4:47 a.m. 6 degrees Fahrenheit. January the first, two thousand and sixteen. No food, no water. The faintest of orange...
The ashes of American Flags (finale)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xvayNDb5OOA
The ashes of American Flags (part three)
The third act was here, playing out against the cold red rock on the Winter solstice. I savored the daylight...
solo in a National Park
Only the deer scatter as the wanderer steps onto the Fremont Gorge trail. No other visible signs of life to...
The ashes of American Flags (part two)
The communities quickly turned from self sustaining entities to wood cabins and ghost towns. Not from Capitalism over taking good...