sATURDAY , November 5, 2005

Livable Cities Newsletter #1 - November 1-15, 2005

Saturday, November 5, 2005

Moab, Utah

Moab has around 6,500 residents (2004), numerous lodging and eating options, and a wonderland of high desert activities, including easy access to Arches and Canyonlands national parks, the Colorado River, the world famous Slick Rock Trail, and the La Sal Mountains.

On this day I head south from Moab to Blanding, Butler Wash Ruins, and Natural Bridges

Check out Red Rock Lodge - Moab, Utah

Hang at coffeeshop and computerize myslife

Meander south towards Monticello & Blanding...

Todays Music: Bill Monroe, Can, Lucinda Williams

Wilson Arch, Utah

Ooooh...what's that...details: Click HERE

Wilson Arch

Monticello, Utah

Recapture Lake Recreation Area

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Blanding, Utah

Got it's name when a man offered to send in a few boxes of books if they'd change the name of the town to his wife's maiden name. The town agreed and received the books for their library.

Edge of the Cedars State Park and Museum

660 West 400 North - Blanding, Utah 84511 - 435 678-2238

This Museum features the largest public display of prehistoric Puebloan pottery in the four corners region, plus a ancient Puebloan (Anasazi) village, and other Native American artifacts.