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where water comes together with other water

Posted onOctober 28, 2015June 14, 2017AuthorPaul Mags3 Comments

Just a favorite poem of mine by Raymond Carver. Read More …

CategoriesBooks and Media, MusingsTagsbooks, New Mexico, poetry, Raymond Carver, Rio Grande, rivers, Wild Rivers Recreation Area

Wild Rivers Recreation Area – Rio Grande del Norte NM

Posted onJune 24, 2015August 23, 2019AuthorPaul MagsLeave a comment

A trip to the Wild Rivers Recreation Area in the Rio Grande del Norte National Monument. Followed by a trip to Taos. Read More …

CategoriesOther Outdoor JauntsTagsbackpacking, camping, hiking, New Mexico, Rio Grande, Taos, Wild Rivers Recreation Area

Into the Rio Grande Gorge

Posted onApril 27, 2011June 18, 2017AuthorPaul MagsLeave a comment

The week of  April 17th saw me down in Dallas working as an IT monkey for my company at a trade show. The days were long, hard and busy. It also blurred the line a bit too much for my Read More …

CategoriesOther Outdoor JauntsTagscamping, New Mexico, Petroglyphs, Rio Grande, Wild Rivers Recreation Area

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What a wonderful time of the year on the Colorado What a wonderful time of the year on the Colorado Plateau. Fewer people, stunning light, and quiet canyons as we follow the paths of people who came long before we trod these paths. And Mother Nature always makes a light show with the December light on the red rocks. ... #pictographs #petroglyphs #hiking #backpacking #camping #utah
We look at gear as a tool. And like all gear and c We look at gear as a tool. And like all gear and clothing, it wears out. ... We use our gear, and Utah tends to beat on it. A lot. So, we replace the gear and clothing. And occasionally stumbled upon something new that works. Here’s what worked well for us that’s new in 2022. Now, this list has some “cheats” in the sense some of it got acquired previously but came into its own in 2022. And some items we already like (Joan’s Squak, my Etsy double-lined fleece mittens) are too new for us to give at least somewhat of a longer-term view. Maybe next year! .... We replaced and swapped in a lot of gear this past year, mainly clothing. Going out often, and in the desert, means a string of gear and equipment repairs or replacing. .. With all that in mind, here’s the gear and clothing we particularly liked in 2022 for our outdoor pursuits. .. 🥾 Link in profile ⛺ #hiking #backpacking #camping #militarysurplus #cheapoutdoorgear @lightheart_gear @sixmoondesigns @thetrailshow
Thanks to a coupon and a gift card with @backofbey Thanks to a coupon and a gift card with @backofbeyondbooks I'm able to justify purchasing this book set on my wish list. Already lost time going down a wormhole. Looking forward to many years of consulting this reference classic! .. #utah #coloradoplateau
A swell time over Thanksgiving ... @ramblinghemloc A swell time over Thanksgiving ... @ramblinghemlock and I spent part of the Thanksgiving holiday with our friend Mike. We hiked, camped, and saw pictographs and petroglyphs over old travel paths. ... #hiking #camping #pictographs #petroglyphs #utah
@ramblinghemlock uses her gear and clothing for a @ramblinghemlock uses her gear and clothing for a long time. Alas, it all wears out. Joan's replacing some long-time gear and clothing, including her 2011 Melly fleeces. .. She went with the Utah-based @squakmountainco grid fleece hoodie as an active-use replacement. So far, she likes it and has shared her thoughts. I included my .05 worth as well. .. 🧥 LINK IN PROFILE ⛺
Into the canyon ... Another backpacking trip into Into the canyon ... Another backpacking trip into the canyon bottom. I don't think we'll ever tire of the early winter light where the images seem prominent, the alcoves with structures always feel warm, and the canyon views seem that much crisper. And a hot drink post-trip, sipping it on the tailgate, and taking in the last views of the canyon below, always seem welcoming. ... #hiking #backpacking #camping #utah #pictographs #petroglyphs
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