High Utah territory

[sanda]

Currently camped at 10,000 feet with regular trips to 11,000 feet. Fishing and ohv trips. It's a tough job but somebody gotta to do it.

 

[Neal]

Photographic evidence???

 

[sanda]

Not the best pictures

 

[sanda]

Not the best pictures.

 

[sanda]

Photographic evidence???

 

[sanda]

Looks like my poor internet won't send pictures.

 

[Neal]

When replying or posting, click/tap the Attach files option, then you can select the pictures from your phone, computer, etc.

 

[sanda]

When replying or posting, click/tap the Attach files option, then you can select the pictures from your phone, computer, etc.

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[team bradfield]

Nice, love Utah, our daughter lives in West Jordan, we spend alot of time roaming out there, that picture reminds me of the higher elevations around Cedar City

 

[sanda]

Nice, love Utah, our daughter lives inWel West Jordan, we spend alot of time roaming out there, that picture reminds me of the higher elevations around Cedar City

We were in the Manti La-sal forest camped at 10,000 feet . Daily highs of 70 and nightly lows of 45. Had to come down to civilization to resupply . Currently 100 here.

 

[team bradfield]

Moab area, nice, love it, 100 at daughters home also, and she's in the salt lake valley

 

[flyboy013]

We’re heading West. Arrive at White Sands tomorrow and will be at Zion and Bryce early July.

 

[Vint]

Moab area, nice, love it, 100 at daughters home also, and she's in the salt lake valley

Yeah, Moab can be nice, what, 2 National Parks, maybe the best state park in the country, Dead Horse, the town itself! But, unless you're an ohv lover, boondocking lover, the wind whipping around sand at 40+ mph is no fun.

Many camp days are spent indoors on 80, 90 + degree days because of wind and sand. Seen it, experienced it, enjoyed what's to enjoy, but no reason to return to this "no mans
land".