Crystal Inn Midvalley, A Rodeway Inn Murray

... day progressed, however, we found ourselves looking up into the horizon and seeing a black-blue wall of a Utah desert flash flood coming up on us rather quickly. We ran back to the cars amid the rain/hail which continued into the night, yet Apples, Andres, and Elisa managed to get a raging fire going, so we weren't entirely freezing until we got into the tents.<br>We'll save the rest for the next entry!

We were went out for our Camfel tour on Monday. We have 2 1/2 days to make it to Illinoise for our first show. Here goes road tripping across the country!<br><br>We have loved it. The first night we stayed in Manti, Utah. Expedia found a shady motel way too far off the route. They were closed when we arrived, but on the office door was ...

... bus kept on stopping at Alhambra and other places before the man behind the wheel asked all of us to get out of the bus for a transfer. ****! Okay? So I had to go to the restroom, but we ended up going to one that really sucked. No toilet paper, the floors were wet, plus the bathroom line was long for BOTH males and females, which indicated that the restroom is only for men AND women. That was great! &gt;_&lt; <br><br>At least the bus we went to was ...

... is in our face, about 30mph plus that really took the starch out of our legs right off the get go. A very demanding day where we had inches to ride on or in the heavy truck traffic or off the side for a long tumble. At mile 40 we start the steeper climb to Soldier Summit 7,447' around 6 miles and it starts raining. When we get to the top we are soaked and cold now ...

So i went and rode ATV's in the sand dunes of Utah, a place called little sahara, about an hour and a half from salt lake or so, professionals go here, and this was my first time going to go ride in sand... it was crazy!! had a blast though, and i did well for my first time, at least i think so... I edited and made a cool movie out of the video's i took, so enjoy the videos and photos!

On my way to Bryce I drove through the Zion NP, it was even more touching than my destination. The red rocks, the rock window, simply touching. I also bought one piece of Navajo pottery. It is now with me in my living room, reminding me the savage landscape and romantic curving road.

... the next trip through that country. After all mom (Pollie) and her blond hair insist. With donut's from Miller's Bakery that where better than Walmart brand we kicked off our last day. The last place we ate was the Manti House's restaurant. While the Prime Rib was very tender the flavor did lack some. But if you're wanting a steak you might want to try these guys out.For a later blog I'll talk about some exciting places in and around Salt Lake City.

... opportunity to spot over two hundred species of birds while birdwatching. Go to the Zion National Park Visitor Center to get your kids a bird checklist. The last of this roll call of ...

... br><br>"All men and women are born, live suffer and die; what distinguishes us one from another is our dreams, whether they be dreams about worldly or unworldly things, and what we do to make them come about... We do not choose to be born. We do not choose our parents. We do not choose our historical epoch, the country of our birth, or the immediate circumstances of our upbringing. We do not, most of us, choose to die;nor do we choose ...

... OK RV Park so we went there first. Instead of seeing tree covered mountains, the mountains looked more like stacked giant red rocks. Arches resembled more of a desert environment with very few trees to provide any shade. The first attraction we stopped at was Balanced Rock. It is called Balanced Rock because the lower layers eroded away quicker than the upper levels which left a huge boulder balanced on top of a narrow pedestal. The path we followed led us directly underneath ...