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Tag Archives: Arches National Park
Dirt
At some point, as I moved up from Death Valley to the high deserts in southern Utah, I began to notice that the dirt had become crusty, like what I’m used to on the snow in Michigan. A subtle thing. … Continue reading
A stroll through the Fiery Furnace
So I was wrong. It DID rain. It is still raining. Rain is predicted for tomorrow. “This is very unusual,” says Ranger Chris with a serious look on his young-and-skinny-Nathan-Lane face. Yet, even on this dreary day, Arches National … Continue reading
Dead-eye day
Today is overcast, but I doubt that it will rain. The place where I am camping—somewhere between Arches and Canyonlands National Parks in southeast Utah—gets only 9 inches of rainfall annually. So I am betting that it will not … Continue reading
