I'm putting together a web site of our trip to the Utah SW. So far I have three pages up and loaded, I'll bet in the end it'll have fifteen or so pages.
I really envy you having a kid as enthused about the outdoors as Helen. My son is a city boy through and through, and my step kids are luke warm on the outdoors except for fishing. Hiking? Pfft! yeah, only if it leads to a 12lb Brown Trout.
Anyway, love the documentary. keep us posted on the progress!
Ya know...that's the best sorta web documentary vacation site thingy that I've ever seen. This sort of thing could be very beneficial to traveling active families. Really good job Mark!
That's cool, Mark - you are lucky to have a better half and little one who dig this sort of thing! I really like the Angel's Landing photos. A couple of them triggered my vertigo gene, so mission accomplished! Yowsa. That is easily the most exposed place that I have ever been too. At one time, it didn't faze me to visit spots like that, but I think I'm gaining some common sense as I get older...
Tom
Posted by Mike Stovall on June 8, 2007 at 11:50 AM
What a great way to chronicle the family road trip! The sand-in-shoe triptych at the end is priceless. This is a much better alternative than the old fashioned slide show.
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11 repliesI'm putting together a web site of our trip to the Utah SW. So far I have three pages up and loaded, I'll bet in the end it'll have fifteen or so pages.
take a look. http://w3.gorge.net/mhudon
It's a bit crude right now but it'll get better.
BTW the link to the next page is at the bottom. I'll change that eventually.
Anyway, love the documentary. keep us posted on the progress!
Kevin
Tom
I just read and looked at the whole thing. Looks like you hade a fun family outing. I'm going to have to make it down thee one of these days.