Recent content by Stephen

There are lots of careers that I wish I had pursued: aeronautical engineer, aircraft mechanic, water law, architecture, etc. etc. But here at 41, I kinda like that I have a job that pays pretty well, has great benefits, and most importantly; that I clock out every day at 5 and rarely work after...

One of my best friends went to UTI 20+ years ago and became an Audi Master Tech. He really enjoyed it. He's an auto shop teacher now and has a really good relationship with UTI and sends probably 10 graduating seniors down there each year. Its a great career option that I sometimes wish I had taken.

What is your skill level? In your other thread you were considering trails like Fin's -n- Things and Hell's revenge, which are much more difficult than Dome Plateau.

Sadly, this guy doesn't answer his phone or call you back. Does anyone have another suggestion?

My wife is already on this track and wants this done over the summer.

This. I've always said I'd be a very good rich person. I have the right eccentric tastes, enjoy fine wine, good food, and I'd have spectacular yachts and architecturally interesting beach houses and ski chalets. You guys would love reading about my exploits. 😎

You should have grabbed a bucket, sat on the curb next to him and thrown the bones at his feet.

Absolutely a pet peeve of mine. People who call their dogs (its always dogs) 'Fur babies' or 'my four legged kid' need to get their heads examined. Or kicked by a donkey, which ever sorts them out faster.

Every parents dream.

First mow of the backyard. Trash day was yesterday. 😳

The Red Rock 4-Wheelers Trail List is a good place for you to find trails in the Moab area. All these trails are open to the public year around (except Elephant Hill, you need a permit for that).

Well, I mean, Moab is a giant tourist town. That is the economy for the area, tourism. And one of the big tourist draws is 4-wheeling. There are literally thousands and thousands of miles of trails surrounding Moab, and depending on when you are planning on being there, you'll be hard pressed to...

Its a booth to enter the Sand Flats Recreation Area, a 9,000-Square acre piece of land. Similar to what you'd find at the entrance to a national park. If that's too touristy for you, well... let me tell you about this place called Moab! :D