Last weekend I wanted to find a few geocaches that I've wanted to do for a long time, but there was so much fun going on at camp that I didn't want to miss out on anything. Today, Mark and I went back to the San Rafael Reef and found those caches. The three I really wanted to do were the last in the Wonders of the Reef series. I found the first three last April, and the fourth one this February. Today's hike was a lot of fun--we basically hiked up the San Rafael Reef along the north rim of Spotted Wolf Canyon. Although it took us three hours to get to the top, it would have been a five-second free-fall back to the interstate. We decided to take the hard way back down, so it took us about an hour. We also found a few caches in Green River and along US-6, and I reached 550 cache finds at our last stop before heading home. There's only one more cache along the San Rafael Reef north of I-70 that I have yet to find, and I think I'm going to go after it soon. I almost got there a couple of years ago, but the hot weather and a lack of water forced me to turn back. The weather right now is perfect for that hike, so possibly even next weekend would be a good time to do it.

Hi Dennis,
I've been surfing through your site for the past couple of hours. You've posted a lot of interesting things. I was especially amused by your problems in obtaining your UDINK plates. Isn't government wonderful. I've been looking at all the pictures you've posted. Some beautiful scenery out there. I presently live in California, but we ae moving to Utah soon (hopefully - as soon as our house sells). Our plans are to move to the Spanish Fork area. I can't wait to get there and check out that wonderful scenery. And I will definitely not buy a car in Price from the Ford dealership! Keep up the great website.
Dan