We spent a couple minutes there, and were going to head up to Sundance, but discovered a road that runs the entire length of Timpanogas, from Provo to Hobble Creek Canyon. It's about 15 miles long and suitable for four-wheel drive vehicles only. Given the rough condition of the road, it took us about three hours. However, it was extraordinarily beautiful!
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Sunday Drive
Sunday we took an afternoon drive up to Squaw Peak, which is an overlook that can be accessed by going up Provo Canyon about 1 mile, and then following the signs on the right side of the Road.



We spent a couple minutes there, and were going to head up to Sundance, but discovered a road that runs the entire length of Timpanogas, from Provo to Hobble Creek Canyon. It's about 15 miles long and suitable for four-wheel drive vehicles only. Given the rough condition of the road, it took us about three hours. However, it was extraordinarily beautiful!
We spent a couple minutes there, and were going to head up to Sundance, but discovered a road that runs the entire length of Timpanogas, from Provo to Hobble Creek Canyon. It's about 15 miles long and suitable for four-wheel drive vehicles only. Given the rough condition of the road, it took us about three hours. However, it was extraordinarily beautiful!
Labels:
Fall,
Hobble Creek,
Leaves,
Provo,
Provo Canyon,
Squaw Peak,
Timpanogas,
Utah
Monday, September 20, 2010
Maintenance
So, given the advent of the new Publish Services in Lightroom 3, I decided to clean out my SmugMug account and begin managing it with Lightroom. The two days have been spent keywording my catalog and exporting new albums to SmugMug. I love the new features, but the downside is that I have to go through and re-link every post I've ever made to the new photo locations in the SmugMug Albums.
If you don't see any pictures, that's why! Hope to be back up and running soon!
If you don't see any pictures, that's why! Hope to be back up and running soon!
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Friday, September 10, 2010
Panel
This truck is visible from the I-15 freeway near Willard, UT. I've seen it there for the last two years and always wanted to stop, but never took the time to find the way to the frontage road where it's located.
I finally decided to scout it out on the way back from doing some business, and it's a pretty cool looking little rig!
I finally decided to scout it out on the way back from doing some business, and it's a pretty cool looking little rig!
Labels:
Corn Field,
Panel Truck,
Panorama,
Truck,
Utah,
Willard
Friday, August 13, 2010
Thursday, August 5, 2010
Sunday, July 25, 2010
Portraits....finally!
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