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Spent 3 nights out in S. Utah in an attempt to get back to center using some basic 'adventuring' skills: Rest and Relaxation. Old and new friends, family, and good times. I won't bore you with too much commentary, as they say a picture is worth a thousand words...:ylsmoke:

At a friend's cabin on a private lake:

Just got back from the San Rafael Swell and 'The Spot' outside of Moab. I really enjoyed the chair... I would like two in walnut please. Waiting for the sun:

Awesome. Way to go!:ylsmoke:

I chose the LX for the extra goodies that one receives over the LC. I don't regret it. I go to the Toyota dealership for my parts. Sounds like they are essentially the same condition/maintenance, so it makes sense to go with the LX for mileage if anything.

I had better finish this up. After our little adventure, I attempted to sleep in a bit on Sunday and rest. I was pleased when Zander asked, "Are we going to go on another hike?" Obviously his spirits weren't dampened by the previous night. We packed at a leisurely pace, and decided to drive...

The final ascent to the ruins requires a few moves to access. As I was scoping the easiest way up, Zander had sat down on a rock in the shade. As I looked at him, I saw he was sitting next to a metate' very easily in the same spot a Native had 800+ years ago to grind thier Maize. After...

Awesome! I am a sucker for historical sites...

Awesome. And I thought I had a great job...

My excitement was building as we scrambled down the face and onto the fin that the ruins were located on. I hurried on ahead as I wanted to have a few moments alone with the ruins before everyone else arrived. I took exactly one picture of Alexander at the base of the fin, and didn't take...

Good work there, Mark. Beef Basin isn't too bad eh?

The Citadel From where our cars were parked, we decided to head up a wash to see what we might stumble across on our way to the ruins. Dave saw this nice piece nestled amongst some rocks in the wash: After oogling over it for a few minutes, we placed it back where it was found, and continued...

There isn't too much distance between "I'm not quite sure where I am" to "Do we make a fire and sleep here tonight?" when you are lost in the desert. Cedar Mesa is appropriately called Cedar Mesa for a legitimate reason-it has lots of cedar trees on top. Sounds great and all, but makes...

^That fellow looks like a hippie partslinger I know... :ylsmoke:

262? It is the backside of Temple Mountain. I'd have to look at a map to be 100% sure.

Andy-I played with Legos a lot when I was a kid. Visual-spatial organization I guess? :) I had better pick up a chair to practice!

Jaws....they should have chosen something more fitting for the area. Thanks for the comments on the photos guys, I am new to this photo thing...up until about a year ago, I was reaching my limits with my Canon Powershot A590, and I knew I needed something more. Continued: Once we had gone...

After some thorough inspection of the deceased, we thought we ought to get back to the camp and get ourselves, well...'hydrated' for the evening. One quick stop to view a pictograph panel before we went back: Can you see them above the truck? They have deteriorated quite a bit, but are...

Just for fun, I tried putting it together without instructions. I figured it out after about 10 minutes. Awesome chair. Comfortable. Solid.

I have the chair sitting here...ready for the San Rafael Swell next week!