A Deep Dive Into The Uintah Wilderness
My last post was: A NEW LIFE–TO ACCOMPLISH GOALS! Previous to that: SURPRISE…A NEW GLITCH! A New Surgery Monday–April WOW–Spring and MY NEW LIFE! For the first time in years I’m hiking and working at getting back in shape with NO PAIN! I can now put my socks on without going through a stretching …
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My last post was: SURPRISE…A NEW GLITCH! A New Surgery Monday–April 8th It all boiled down to my left hip being all worn out, resulting in painful bone-on-bone, leaving me no choice but to go for a new surgery. If you didn’t see the X-ray showing that, click on the above link, then come back …
Trip #1 – LAKE FORK TRAILHEAD – to Upper Brown Duck Basin – Short-cut to Atwine, Clements, Stewart, X-78, Twin, Mud, Aspen, Island and Brown Duck Lakes – back to Trailhead. 10 lakes including some no-name lakes, 25 miles, 3-4 days. This area is located on the High Uinta’s South Slope north of Duschesne, Utah. This 25 mile …
MIRROR LAKE SCENIC BYWAY and WOLF CREEK PASSES OPEN click for infoThis is the earliest opening in my experienceThe NEW OBSTACLE I mention in Part 2 has me putting on hold Part 3. Give me a week or so.UPDATE: April 20, 2012 Scroll down to see what the specialists concluded and the treatment that will have …
Continue reading “PREPARE OR ELSE…–Part 2: Overcoming Obstacles with Supplements– “THE HOLY GRAIL!””
Link: KSL Outdoors Radio website…… podcast from Saturday October 8th The High Uintas Project is talked about (21:00) and near end of hour (49:18) a report from Cordell The Blog: HIKING UTAH asks the question: Hiked much in the Uintas? He’s got you beat click on that to see details This was sort of a teaser introduction for the article written by the Tribune’s Outdoor …
NOW LET’S FOLLOW-UP The Salt Lake Tribune article WITH CRUCIAL SURVIVAL ISSUES and a SPOT TRACKER DEMOGoing alone seems to be an issue with some–and it should be. I don’t advise it with anyone, unless they can meet my criteria which I explain in the next few paragraphs. Links to get more detail are highlighted.In the …
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A few COMMENTS including a bit of CONTROVERSYFrom the Salt Lake Tribune article“I want to be like this guy when I grow up.” “Im so proud to be part of his family and I hope one day his grandchildren can love theUintas Mountains as much as he does!” Diana“Love it. Utah is certainly host to some magnificent …
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NOTICE–Monday, Aug. 22:Made it back from Jackson Park/Crow Basin. Within a day or two I’ll have up and running a fascinating YouTube video slide show, and a post here following the same outline, but with links that will be very beneficial to all. It will be entitled something like:WOW…JACKSON PARK/CROW CANYON..SAW IT! SURVIVED IT! NEXT?Also …
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I will be leaving early Friday for this trip that was impossible early in the season. Trip #6 Aug. 12-15 Crow Canyon–Dry Gulch Basin–the smallest drainage in the Uintas and last for me to explore. This basin has difficult access and does not receive much recreational use. Crow, DG-6, DG-9, DG-14, DG-16, and DG-17 Lakes. …
This will likely be the opening for the YouTube video–that will take you to each of the known, and some “not known” sites and show you a little of each. It will be done before Sunday is gone. I’ll let you know. Click on the image to enlarge. Scroll down for Nick Gough and crew …
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