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The parade also had antique tractors, cars, camp wagons both old and new, as well as huge modern farm equipment that I’ve no clue what the function is. This parade is not just for show. Sheep are herded down from the mountains this time of year and have right-of-way on designated roads. Camp wagons [...] The C Trail was built in 1996 to commemorate 100 years of Utah statehood. That snow covered mountain is Flat Top, elevation 10,600 feet. Cedar is 5,800 feet. I took this photo about ten minutes up the trail, and the trailhead is five minutes walk from our back door. This Spring I plan to [...] I just got back from Groovefest, a free two-day music festival here in Cedar City. The New Familiars. During their encore, people literally from 8 to 80 were dancing in the grass by the stage, bikers next to middle-aged Mormon moms. It was wonderful. They’re one of those genre-busting bands; rock, bluegrass, Americana, and [...] While looking at at schedule for this weekend’s Groovefest, a free two-day Americana / roots music festival here in Cedar City, I discovered Great American Taxi, who linked to Coal Country. “Coal Country” is a film by Mary-Lynn Evans and Phylis Geller that tells of the dramatic struggle around the use of coal, which [...] As most of you know, Sue and I moved from Orange County CA to Cedar City UT this week. Among the reasons, there are no CPA jobs in Socal now, prospects here actually look better for Sue, and we bought a duplex with friends and are living in one unit, substantially dropping our [...] |  | ||||
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