“Don’t taunt the alligator until after you’ve crossed the creek. – Dan Rather
Wheeler Creek, up Wheeler Creek Canyon near Huntsville, Utah. — Photo by Pat Bean
And a Shady Spot to Sit
Burch Creek as it flows down from the mountains above Ogden,Utah. — Photo by Pat Bean
I like nothing better than to find a shady spot next to a frisky stream. It brightens even the best of days.
And I’ve found dozens of just such places in Utah, where this native Texan was fortunate to live for almost a third of her life. I thought I would share a couple with you.
I hope you enjoy the photos. But it would be better yet, if you would find your own babbling stream where you sit and let it talk to you for a while.
Book Report: Blogging late and quick because I spent the morning writing on Travels with Maggie, which is now up to 41,639 words.
The wondering wanderer’s blog pick of the day.
Bean’s Pat: Eric Murtaugh http://tinyurl.com/9lhy3as Who do you think you are anyway? I love this blog, and this blogger. But he names himself properly in this column when he calls himself an intelligent donkey’s behind. One of my models for my travels was Frank Tatchel, author of the 1923 book, “The Happy Traveler,” who said: “The real fun of traveling can only be got by one who is content to go as a comparatively poor man. In fact, it is not money which travel demands so much as leisure and anyone with a small, fixed income can travel all the time.” Eric sounds to me like a modern-day Tatchel.
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