Category: travel
Travel posts.
Beam Me Up
Scenes from the Road Pt. 4
|| Moab is a place of drama, but not for the people in my experience… only the landscape. The trip from Salt Lake to Moab is pretty straightforward: hop on the highway, take less than a dozen turns, and cross your fingers that the campsite you’re aiming for isn’t already occupied. Campsites go quick, this is more common than not. Provided you have the storage, the fresh water spring outside town has all the water you need. Turkey snacks and a radar detector never hurt either. ||
Scenes from the Road Pt. 3
|| Just outside Moab lies a ramshackle town that I’ve forgotten the name of. Broken down busses, RVs, a house or two without a roof, and one house with a landscape painted on its side. All this in the heat of the desert and everything regulated by a single stop sign. We stopped at the sign, looked around and the only thing in spitting distance was a post office. Someone delivers the mail, obviously, but who opens it in this town? ||
Scenes from the Road Pt. 2
|| The road to Moab is paved with mesas. Both sides of the road offer a unique view, only a few hours from the city. Why not take a trip South? ||
Scenes from the Road Pt. 1
Plants of Moab
Sharp & Pointy
Birthday Suit
|| Our friend John has the above sticker on the side of his Scamp trailer-camper. This along with the rack of bikes, well-worn solar panel and fully stocked kitchen, makes this trailer unique and fun. Sometimes you just have to keep it light. ||
The Scamp
