A cairn found in Cohab Canyon, Capitol Reef National Park. Frank and Anne's Canyon Country Hiking and Camping Notebook.
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Typical state park campfire arrangement. Pull up a stump and sit awhile, we'll be lightin' up a fire soon. This is a good place to get to know each other. Explore below to find out more about us, and send us an e-mail about your interests, experiences, and how you liked our site. And thank you for visiting our camp. We hope you've made a discovery or two. Come back and visit often.
 Frank and Anne
Frank and Anne Stehno along the North Kaibab Trail, Grand Canyon National Park. When we're not camping or hiking we spend most of our time in Sandy, Utah where we found the best compromise possible. We work in the Salt Lake area, but head out whenever we have the chance. Within three to six hours we can be among the canyons and ranges of many national parks and monuments, from the Great Basin to the Uinta Mountains, and from the Yellowstone River to the slickrock country of the Colorado Plateau. If we could find secure employment, we'd live in the red rock country year-round, and probably seldom leave.
 Frank  Anne
I spent my first 29 years in Omaha, moved to Tucson in 1979, and began working in exploration geology, visiting a great deal of backcountry in Nevada, Arizona, and California. More recently I've worked as a technical writer, desktop publisher, and Web Master for the Utah Department of Environmental Quality. In my spare time I write poetry, novels, and short fiction. I was born in Crocket, California but spent most of my life enjoying the warmth of the desert around Tucson. I enjoy reading and bowling, as well as cross-stitch, needle point, knitting, and crocheting. Right now I'm the Purchasing Agent for the State of Utah's Division of Fleet Operations. Someday I'd really like to own and operate my own bed and breakfast, or a small inn.
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Visit some of the Web sites created by our family and friends. They'd like to have you stop by for a friendly visit.
Our Trooper among the bentonite of Capitol Reef National Park.
Byron's Dutch Oven Cooking Page
Miroslav's Bekky Pages
"In canyon country, you pick your own path."

Terry Tempest Williams, from An Unspoken Hunger
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