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Category Archives: Utah
Golden Spike National Historical Park
I’ve long been aware of this park and the history that occurred here, but it was never on my list of go-to places because it was so remote from anywhere I thought I’d ever be. But since we were at … Continue reading
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Arches National Park
After visiting National Parks on four of the previous five days, we had it down to a science — sort of. We grabbed a raspberry scone at a Moab bakery and were at the park entrance just after dawn. Too … Continue reading
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Hole N’ the Rock
This tourist trap comes complete with a misplaced apostrophe. Hole N’ the Rock is about five miles south of Moab. It advertises itself with huge letters painted in white on a cliff. We were the only visitors when we arrived … Continue reading
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Canyonlands National Park
Canyonlands National Park is divided into three segments by the Colorado and Green Rivers, and there are no bridges or other means to get from one segment to another without driving a great distance outside the park. We opted to … Continue reading
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Monument Valley
It just happened that our route took us through Monument Valley, but we weren’t upset about it. Of course, I was familiar with it from every western movie ever. Sam, our friendly waitress at Zion National park, told us we … Continue reading