UTAH (and Surrounding Areas) BS Thread

I am born and raised in Phx. 2019 I moved to New Mexico and lived there for about 9 months. Moved to NE Oklahoma in September 2019. Moved to Salt Lake at the end Dec. 2020.

I had been doing CAD Drafting for close to 17yrs until after the Rona hit. Currently, I am an Independent Contractor driving for a company named Roadie, while I figure shit out.

I don't drink, but don't care if others do.

I've fished twice in my entire life, but would like to get into it.

I have never hunted, but not opposed to going out with those that do.

Currently single and been married/divorced 3 times.

Currently no animals.

Never snowboarded or skied, but have wanted to try.

I love camping, and adventuring around to see the beauty outside the city. I like Disc Golf and hiking.

This past Saturday I went out to explore the areas around Chimney Rock, Little Moab, and Tintic Railroad Tunnel.

Two Saturday's ago I went to Millcreek Canyon and did Snowshoeing for the first time.

So, me in a nut shell.

 

Welcome to UT dude! Any reason you chose to come here? I mean, PHX has its own cool factor as does New Mexico. I can see moving away from Oklahoma. ;P

 

I'd rather deal with snow than the heat. I'm not a true Phoenician by any means. I hate dealing with the snowbirds in the winter. I saw what friends went through last summer of 110°+ temps for more than 50 days. They broke so many records last year, and very little rain on top of that.

 

And thanks!

 

Anyone on the Expedition Utah forum’s? It would appear that either my phone has gone to crap or their site is down.

 

Yep, site is down. Some issues with the hosting company, will be back shortly...

 

Catastrophic server failure at our the host (Media Temple). Site is slowly coming back to life as they rebuild the database and index the site (all waaaaaaaay above my pay grade). Fingers crossed it’s fully running soon!

 

All black avy rose...that's a first...

 

Is this normal in Utah? Your rain looks weird.

 

We usually do a little better job of spreading it out over...you know...three months. Instead of getting it all in one week.

 

Yup, pretty normal looking rain for winter in Utah...

 

we'll get a nuke-day in the valley once or twice a season. but this level of nuking in the valley is rare.

 

Best days ever to be driving a Tacoma *heart emoji*

 

Except when theres a Hyundai doing literally 6mph on 7th all the way to Fort Union in front of you. Then got to that little teeny hill north of the Harmons and started sliding back down the hill.

 

Utah: Greatest rain on Earth

 

i've been that hyundai before.... (i was in a kia)....Whoops.

 

You are were the enemy of the people

 

Oh well. Whoops. I have repented and confessed.

 

thanks brutha. I was having a hard time finding info.

Hope all is well.

 

rocking the "tires are fine, don't have to pass inspection now" vibe