Well this is my second experiment trying to upload a cropped photo and it still didn't work correctly. I remember we camped at this place that didn't have any trees, except down by some picnic tables. One of the days several of the men folk went on a long hike through the rocky ridges, became disoriented and took a very long time to return. They didn't take any supplies since they were just going for a little hike, but it ended up being a little scary when they couldn't find their way back. Jeff and Lisa made tacos for one of the dinners and they were delicious. Monday, January 4, 2010
Why do they call this Snow Canyon?
Well this is my second experiment trying to upload a cropped photo and it still didn't work correctly. I remember we camped at this place that didn't have any trees, except down by some picnic tables. One of the days several of the men folk went on a long hike through the rocky ridges, became disoriented and took a very long time to return. They didn't take any supplies since they were just going for a little hike, but it ended up being a little scary when they couldn't find their way back. Jeff and Lisa made tacos for one of the dinners and they were delicious. 
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As cool, as long, as dangerous in spots, nothing compares to those Taco's. Key ingredient: lots of meat. Not sure we've had taco's camping before.
ReplyDeleteWe all wondered the same thing? Why was this place called Snow Canyon? I had forgotten about the long, thirsty hike taken by some.
ReplyDeleteThe camping area is so named for: President Lorenzo Snow. I guess it is a great place for winter camping and bird watching.