In depth recounting of my global wandering
What’s in a name? The natives lose twice. Although Mormon settlers began expanding their settlements south from Salt Lake in the decade following the initial settlement, it wasn’t until 1863 that they reached the area we call Zion. The first …
I’d been up late learning about hoodoos so when the morning sun began to filter through the windows of my cabin, I obstinately pulled the covers over my face willing to trade a few minutes extra rest for the early …
So what’s the deal with the Dutch? Are you puzzled that there’s been no mention yet of anything Dutch? Perhaps you’re wondering whether I was jumping rope while at Bryce. I wasn’t. But I will solve the mystery. Safely checked …
No voodoo in a hoodoo. What I’m about to write concerns the composition of the rocks you see when you look at the hoodoos in Bryce. First, you have to know a little about the Claron Formation. The Claron Formation is …
It was past noon when we finished our tour of Monument Valley. Or, I should say, I was reasonably certain that the time on my cell phone showing it as past noon was correct since both the Navajo Nation and …