New Hammock!

Thanks for the Christmas gift you gave me Mike and Laura! I really love it! It feels really comfortable! I put it in a really good nice, private, peaceful spot. I have a good view of the mountains and it is a good place for me to read my bike mags.

St. George/Zion/Brianhead/Candy Mtn. trip....

View of part of St. George from the trail.
Some moto and buggy land for Tony if he wants to go there.

Brian Head Ski Resort with melting snow.

Big Rock Candy Mountain with no Lemonade Springs.
Cedar Breaks
Cedar Breaks
Brian Head Peak

Dad collecting rocks from everywhere he goes, even at high elevations.

The Putz and I went on a trip to St. George for me to ride my mountain bike on the Green Valley Race Course again. It was a blast. There was not one soul there and I don't know why. We stayed in Super 8 in Hurricane and watched a few movies on HBO and watched the Jazz game which lasted a long time. The next morning we decided to go through Zion and go home on Highway 89 instead of Interstate 15. When we got to Zion, the fee was(wtf) $25 and dad didn't want to pay it. There was a crapload of people there(lot's of cyclists and motorcyclists on the road, that's where everybody was) too. We turned around and decided to drive to Parawon and go up that canyon and go through Brian Head and to Panguitch and back to home. It was a very pretty drive with all the snow and everything. I was planning to bike at Brian Head this summer sometime and so I am because it got me excited driving through there. We saw Panguitch Lake and Big Rock Candy Mountain on the way home. There were no springs there which they used to call it Lemonade Springs. Anyways, the Putz collected a lot rocks all the way from Hurricane to Sterling. It was fun for both the Putz and I.