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My One Day in Salzburg

Posted on: 8 October 2020 /
Categories: Cities, Travel

My brother told me that I should visit Salzburg while I was in Munich, so I did. It was cool. An amazing place for a one-day tourist (it’s probably great for more than one day — I just had a day and it was amazing). Rainy day though. bkd

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Another Year, Another Large, International Conference: Munich

Posted on: 7 October 2020 /
Categories: Cities, Travel

I go to this conference every year, but every year it takes place in a different city. In 2019, it (ICIS) took place in Munich, a Bavarian city. SLC > DEN > MUC. I dropped money to fly business class. It was more comfortable than coach. I still didn’t sleep much. I got there a

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All the Floor Plans I Developed over the Last Year

Posted on: 20 February 2020 /
Categories: Projects

I’m going to start building a house having someone else build a house to my specification and on my behalf next month. I’m not sure why I became committed to this future, but it kind of happened about a year ago — I started looking for building lots and, more to the point, coming up

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I Don’t Actually Enjoy Backpacking, I Just Keep Doing It

Posted on: 2 January 2020 /
Categories: Self

It’s sort of a type for my life in that sense. I go backpacking sometimes. I’m not really a serious backpacker and I don’t know that it’s a particularly integral part of who I am, but still: sometimes I pack up, drive somewhere, walk somewhere, then sleep on the ground for a night or more.

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Day-Hike to Quinnebaugh Meadows

Posted on: 23 September 2019 /
Categories: Hiking

After doing the three-nighter toward Martin Lake, the dog and I went back to Red Lodge, rested up, and then hit the trail again for one more day hike before heading home. This was was out to Quinnebaugh Meadows, which I picked mostly because the dog doesn’t like being in the car and the trailhead

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Three Nights in the Beartooths: Sort of Near Martin Lake Eventually

Posted on: 20 September 2019 /
Categories: Hiking

I don’t even know how to refer to this one. It happened in August though. The Beartooths (in Montana) are good. My friend Dave texted me a few months ago and told me this was the year for him to go there with me. So we sort of planned a trip on the Beaten Path

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Stough Creek Basin via Twin Lakes (Wind Rivers)

Posted on: 8 August 2019 /
Categories: Hiking

Did this trip over four days/three nights (July 24-27) as the High Adventure trip for the boys in the ward (these are Utah/LDS terms — can be replaced with “took a bunch of kids from church” as needed). The group and our arrival time in the eastern Winds dictated the route to some degree (it

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Steam Mill Lake Hike

Posted on: 28 July 2019 /
Categories: Hiking

I did this hike a couple times in July. The first was on The Fourth and was sort of a scouting trip I undertook on the premise that there has to be another reasonable overnighter destination in Logan Canyon other than just White Pine Lake every time. It was also a destination of considerable curiosity,

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Sigh: Hiking to Cherry Creek Falls

Posted on: 5 July 2019 /
Categories: Hiking

One day, I’ll look back on this post and be amazed at… I dunno. I can’t imagine what in this particular post is ever going to leave me thinking: yeah, that was a good use of a half-hour of my time or similar. Maybe I’m shooting too high. Too highly? No. This hike tl;dr –>

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Another Local Hike: Jardine Juniper

Posted on: 3 July 2019 /
Categories: Hiking

This one was a few weeks ago at this point, but that doesn’t mean it didn’t happen or that it doesn’t deserve — nay, require — coverage on my important weblog. This is a hike in Logan Canyon. It starts low enough that it wasn’t under snow at the time we did it. It runs

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