
… to beat the storm to the Border Inn … where a beer awaits me.
… to beat the storm to the Border Inn … where a beer awaits me.
… in western Utah.
… carved in rock near Ghost Rock in western Utah.
… in the Utah backcountry.
… in the desert of western Utah.
… near Coal Cliffs in west-central Utah.
… in western Utah.
… along the Colorado Plateau in Utah.
… in the desert in western Utah.
… watching a storm in western Utah.
… descending from an early-evening storm over the House Range in the desert of western Utah.
… a grove of aspen in Ashley National Forest in Utah.
… at Sevier Lake, a remnant of Glacial Lake Bonneville in western Utah.
… over Millers Canyon in western Utah.
Empty beer cans under a cattle guard in western Utah …
… falling from a storm over the House Range in western Utah. (Virga is rain that evaporates before reaching the ground.)
… in late spring along the Colorado Plateau in western Utah.
… at 9,000 feet in Ashley National Forest in northwestern Utah.
Last spring, a close friend expressed growing stress and anxiety over an undertaking yet to come. I asked her to write her stress and anxiety on a small, white card and sign it. I put the card in my wallet. A few weeks later, at semester’s end, I drove to the Sun Tunnels in northwestern Utah. I buried the card there. My friend completed her undertaking brilliantly.