Hilton Garden Inn St George St. George

... winds and a tent surrounded by sleet (snow and hail) our fingers and toes have been frozen since.... We are currentlly sitting in the library looking at the weather report for this area and for red rocks, nevada; we are going to try and decide what to do next!!<br>Love you all, look for us and some pictures and videos in facebook!

... treffen aufhalten, was sich mehr als gelohnt hat. ist ja bereits mein zweites ganz spontanes auf meiner weltumrundung.<br><br>Über den hoover-dam muss ich nicht viel berichten, ist schlicht und einfach gigantisch und man muss dieses bauwerk mit eigenen augen sehen.<br>

... scared?? Haha! Bimbo! I have since discovered that "petrified" means that something has hardened into stone over time.<br> <br>We got to walk on the rocks, and also climb them, so it was really nice and fun. Unfortunately, the two little pools of water normally seen in the photos were dry, so no nice photos :-(<br>

... lawn out front. After watching the sunset we headed back to Hurricane. It was a fantastic day!<br><br>The following day we were expecting to be sore but actually we were both feeling pretty good. We jumped in the car and drove on up to Bryce through Zion tunnel. It was a good drive but takes over 2 hours each way. We drove to Sunrise Point and were stunned by what we saw. The Hoodoos were captivating. There was a walk right next to the lookout and I ask Adi if he ...

I was signed myself up with one whole month at Fitness Ridge, really not knowing what to expect. There were some difficult days and there were some amazing days. The scenery is absolutely breath taking and the staff at Fitness Ridge are incredible. I also met a great deal of cool people and made lots of friends. Overall, I lost 24 pounds in 28 days! And, have amazing pictures hiking through the mountains of Southern Utah! Super fun!

... won out. Here *t Zion, we find the Temple of Sin*w*v*, the Court of P*tri*rchs (Is**c, J*cob, *nd Abr*h*m), the Towers of the Virgin, *nd Angel's L*nding...to n*me * few. Most of the n*mes come from * Methodist explorer, Frederick Vining Fisher who n*med the form*tions on * whim in 1916. The n*me Zion c*me e*rlier in 1863 when the first non-n*tive settler, * Mormon n*med Is**c Behunin, c*me to the *re*. He christened the *re* Zion from * biblic*l ...

... of the area. Then, we got in our SUV and drove through the park and through the 1.1 mile long spectacular tunnel with it's six unique large 'windows' cut through the massive sandstone walls. Instead of returning back through the tunnel again, we decided to go the long way around, by way of Kanab, UT, Colorado City, AZ and Hurricane, UT which also served ...

... it was too hot to cook outside. Later, we played some ping pong which turned into most of our first game of bingo. Everyone had to pay a candy bar to enter. Tad ended up with nine candy bars when we left. So we have that going for us. Our friends from California arrived at 8:45 pm in their rented RV. Tomorrow we all explore Zion.

... and has every since this first climbing. the steep bulbous hill looks down over the Utah state capital and the temple square complex, and the blockish salt lake downtown. it looks out to the salt lake and up to the mountain snows, and out across a sprawling city that has diversified its promises in the past hundred and fifty years so that it now attracts a wide variety if folk. this was the place, the real and actual place. now it is one place among many. the Mormons ...

... the fuel situation. We were going to stop at a place called Warm springs because we liked the sound of it but when we got there it turned out to be a couple of roofless broken down shells of former buildings, we decided to push on and about another 80 miles on we found the township of Tonopah. We stopped over night in Tonopah at a ...