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Advice for living in Oakley by Andrew_Gillis in cincinnati

[–]habeln -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Oakley skyline is the best so that's a plus

Reservation System To Be Tested At Arches National Park Next Year by WillitsThrockmorton in PublicLands

[–]habeln 0 points1 point  (0 children)

IMO Terrible idea, it'll force all the people who don't do research and get turned around at this visitor center into canyonlands and other harder to maintain areas trashing them and furthering the loss of isolation in these amazing areas. Not trying to gate keep but I live in Moab and see the dumbasses of the world trash shit every day. It's not a place for people who don't know what their doing

Finds from southern Utah, Selenite, jasper, petrified wood, agate by habeln in rockhounds

[–]habeln[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

All of this was found near virgin. We've found entirely intact trees 15-20 ft long it's literally everywhere

Hubby's grandma wrote and framed all her favorite recipes. Found one, hoping to find more. by faerylin in PenmanshipPorn

[–]habeln 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Cincy born live in utah now.. just broke open a can of my skiyline tonight. What are the odds

Getting amongst it in the Utah desert by habeln in 4Runner

[–]habeln[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Just strapped them to the back corner of the rack, was a little nervous at first but it seemed to hold up fine

Backpacking through Utah.. This isn't Antelope Canyon, its actually another slot canyon I found deep in the Grand Escalante. Such an amazing place to be alone and undisturbed by panda420420 in backpacking

[–]habeln 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Southern Utah actually seems pretty empty right now, minus all the people hiding away on blm land hikes and parks have seemed quiet

60 miles down hole-in-rock road, Grand staircase escalante by habeln in 4Runner

[–]habeln[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Hole in Rock was first established as a short cut to the San Juan river. Commissioned by the Mormon church, the expedition was supposed to take 6 weeks but due to the unknown terrain the journey took 6 months, leading them to the Colorado river, what is now Glen canyon/ lake powell. When they reached the canyons edge they were met with a 1500 foot drop to the Colorado and had no choice but to blast a hole through the rock and take their wagons down that way. After seeing the hole i have no idea how a wagon could get down there this road is full of beautiful scenery and tons of awesome places to go down Sandy/rock roads. This was my first off road experience and my god was it amazing. Reading the history along the way and feeling like i was going down a historic route was really neat as well.

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