Such Stuff

This post doesn't have a cute theme. It just is.

I went to a concert (the band ATL ATL) and they performed on a trailer. Yes, a trailer. All concerts should be that way.

Blurry faces cuz they wouldn't stand still and my camera was on the wrong setting.

This is what I like to call a SPORT-A-POTTY!...

Up the canyon some where man was trying to functionalize nature.

A nice fire close-up. No editing, I swear.

The End

TIMPANOGOS!!!

I finally hiked timp for the first time in my life and it was totally worth the sore knees the next day.

The group: Zach, Angela, Ben, Daniel, Lelani, Myself, Tristan and Jenny (who is not pictured)

Looking AT one of the falls...

Looking THROUGH that same fall

Scrunchie-face T

Everything was so green and wet. We hiked over a lot of snow and through a lot of water. In fact, it rained on us for quite a while. FREEZING!

I was way to scared to climb farther back into that hollowed-out snow. I was afraid it would collapse!

Zach, Myself, and Ben posing awkwardly at the summit.

The gorgeous view... sorta. I couldn't get everything in one photo- So much land!

And, to cut down on time, we slid the glacier back down to Emerald Lake. It took off about an hour of hiking but it gave us frozen fingers and arms because we didn't bring jackets- just garbage bags to slide on. It was the best part by far.

THE ZOO!

What a Trip!

Rainbows and Squaw Peak

On the way to Grandma Camp's this weekend there was incredible beauty. Two full rainbows shone so brightly that we had to stop the car and take pictures. Unfortunately, pictures don't capture it quite as well as real life, like usual.

No photoshop. I swear.

We got really muddy on the way up and down Squaw Peak a few Saturdays ago. Tristan's pants were completely brown. Yet they still look blue in this pic. Man, my photography skills need some improvement.

One view from the peak...

And another.

Friends...

Family...

and more of Motha Natch.

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Shake Your Peace!

Yesterday was Critical Mass and the Shake Your Peace concert. Let me sum up: Crit Mas is just a huge group of people that get together and ride bikes, not motorbikes, around town. Because of Provo City's bike laws it is perfectly legal to take a full lane of traffic when you have that many bikes. S.Y.P. is an indie band that is really... I guess the descriptive word would be GREEN. It's so funny and fun, but not something I would ever take seriously. So, their concerts are powered (yes, literal power to the amps) by audience volunteers that bike in the background. You can kinda see in some of the pics. Anyhow, we started on our bikes (with S.Y.P.) in downtown Provo and biked up to Rock Canyon. It was basically nuts. Once we got there they set up the stage. The concert was free because, well, they believe in that and because they joined up with Utahpia to save Rock Canyon. And after all this adventuring I feel like a hippie :)

Me, Jer, and Becca (Jer's Roommate)

Justin

Gabe

Justin again
and Cello Joe

Just a little sample of them.