Yes Man
I have made it through the first year of my grief journey. My trips to the Porkies, Pictured Rocks, and Grand Staircase-Escalante are in my rear-view mirror and I feel very good about all I have accomplished. Many have asked me if I plan
GSENM-Escalante
That night, we had a leisurely dinner in our camp on the banks of a nearly dry Mamie Creek bed. Everyone was very relaxed as we talked about the day’s hike and the plan for our final trek to Escalante the next day.
GSENM-Mamie Creek
After a leisurely breakfast, our plan was to hike about a mile and a half up Death Hollow Creek before beginning our ascent out of Death Hollow. We donned our water shoes and set off on our morning expedition.
GSENM-Death Hollow
We departed the Boulder Mail trailhead shortly before 10:30 AM. The trail is an old mail route between Boulder and Escalante. The trail was carved out of the wilderness by mules who would make the daily trip.
GSENM-Bryce Canyon
My trip to Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument (GSENM) has come and gone. I have returned safely (more on that later) and I had a fantastic experience. Losing Amy was unimaginable to me two short years ago.
Autumn
October has always been a special month for Amy and me. Our long-distance relationship grew quickly after my initial September visit, and I returned the following month. We took a hike in the Southern Kettle Moraine State Forest