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Cottonwood Mountain, Cottonwood Mountain - UT, quad

June 14, 2013

Twice I spook Sage Grouse, but only one takes flight, and I watch, hoping to see the Falcon drop in for a 200 mph meal, but the pair must not be hungry or are nervous with me in the area.

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In 2013 Tags Hiking, Peak Bagging, Cottonwood Mountain-UT quad
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Peak 7420 and Firepit Knoll - The Guardian Angels - UT, quad

May 31, 2013

Nothing in this rugged country is "simple" or "easy."  Upon reaching the high, rocky, formation of the ridgeline, it quickly became clear I was not going to be able to get into the next ravine, nor could I climb the wall on the other side.

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In 2013 Tags Peak Bagging, Southern Utah, Utah, Zion National Park, The Guardian Angels-UT Quad
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“Arch Peak.” copyright BrickBarnBlog 2013

”Arch Peak.” Kolob Arch - UT, quad (Zion National Park)

May 24, 2013

Above this final crux, the ridge line smooths out and becomes a pleasant stroll to the summit. The views into the rugged backcountry of Kolob Canyons have to be as stunning as anywhere in the world.

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In 2013 Tags Kolob Arch-UT, Washington County, Utah, Zion National Park, Peak Bagging
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South Guardian Angel - The Guardian Angels quad

October 5, 2012

Summers over. It seems hard to believe as I push my way through the changing fall foliage. Kolob Terrace is a great place to hike during the summer months. The increase in elevation makes hiking cool and enjoyable, but fall comes first to the higher altitudes, you can feel it in the air, see it in the leaves.

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In 2012 Tags Peak Bagging, The Guardian Angels-UT Quad, Zion National Park
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Rams Peak. The Guardian Angels - UT, quad (Zion National Park)

September 21, 2012

To make an ascent of Rams Peak, I'll need to cross the Left Fork of North Creek, the creek responsible for the deep slot canyons that exist in this section of the park.

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In 2012 Tags The Guardian Angels-UT Quad, Washington County, Utah, Zion National Park, Peak Bagging
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Sugarloaf Mountain, Cedar Mountain - UT, quad

August 31, 2012

It's starting to rain harder, as I see, what appears to be an indentation up a short scramble. Using hands, and as much speed as I dare, on the now slick rock. I move up and over into a beautiful dry overhang.

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In 2012 Tags Peak Bagging, Cedar Mountain-UT quad
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The Red Hill and UNP 7068, Cedar City - UT, quad

April 13, 2012

I spooked a small herd of Mule Deer, which made it easy to follow the game trail up the ridge.

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In 2012 Tags Peak Bagging, Cedar City-UT quad, Iron County, Utah
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“Linda playing Bagpipes” copyright BrickBarnBlog2011

East Temple Saddle via Pine Creek. Springdale East - UT, quad (Zion National Park)

November 11, 2011

Traveling Upper Pine Creek is a real treat; the wash is sandy with beautiful fall colors still clinging to the leaves. Upon reaching the end, we turned left and scrambled up the dryfall.

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In 2011 Tags Springdale East-UT quad, Washington County, Utah, Zion National Park, Hiking
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“Red Butte” copyright BrickBarnBlog2011

Red Butte. Smith Mesa - UT, quad

October 28, 2011

Once again, I woke up early Friday morning in anticipation of an early start for Red Butte. With the days getting shorter and winter snow flurries already occurring, I figured my days were numbered for summit attempts this year.

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In 2011 Tags Smith Mesa-UT, Washington County, Utah, Peak Bagging, Arch
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“Noah’s Ark” copyright BrickBarnBlog2011

Noah's Ark Trail #32005. Parowan - UT, quad

July 22, 2011

The Noah's Ark Trail is part of the Dixie National Forest trail system and is a maintained dirt and rock trail.

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In 2011 Tags Parowan-UT quad, Hiking, Utah
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