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Sorenhart Adventure Blog

SC Camper goes to Yosemite and what happens next will blow your mind...

Good idea, mate.

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Great Quote

One of the best quotes I've heard on nature and wilderness in a while, courtesy of Sooyang Park, dedicated naturalist and tracker/photographer of wild Siberian tigers:

"Sometimes I met wild tiger in the forest. They can kill me. They make me humble. When I was humble, I can see nature more deeply. In the city, humankind think they are God. But in the forest, we don't think, we don't feel like that. We are same, with another animal, almost the same I feel."

Check out the full PBS Nature episode here:

Watch Siberian Tiger Quest on PBS. See more from Nature.

Sledding Crow

I told you crows are smart.

Observe. Learn.

Islip Saddle

Took a quick jaunt along the Pacific Crest Trail out of Islip Saddle this afternoon...found some quiet, solitude, beautiful trees, snow, and a scenic moon...

Big Cottonwood

A couple shots from our short snowshoe expedition today up toward Guardsman Pass, in Big Cottonwood Canyon...

Great to finally see some snow on my Utah trip!

Mt. Raymond and Gobbler's Knob

South Mountain Redux

Returned to South Mountain today with my mom, uncle and cousin. A lot less snow than when we went up earlier this year... in fact less than when I went last week. The views, however, were just about as good...



Thanks to my new SPOT, I automatically got this Google Earth .kmz file of our journey!

Also worth a look, a panorama shot from the summit:

Prehistoric Animals

Visited the new Natural History Museum of Utah this afternoon, and found some interesting creatures...

This is an absolutely horrifying bison with gigantic horns...

...I felt much less threatened by this Saber-Toothed Cat.

Here's kitty, along with a mammoth in the background, and my favorite...a short-faced bear.

Check out the sweet five-toed paws!

Here's a deinosuchus, eating my skull...

...they have protective bones all over their back. I'm thinking prehistoric life was tough.

Here's a nice exhibit with a modern kitty cat...

...and a sobering reminder...

Lake Mountain Petroglyphs

Took a short cruise up the eastern slope of Lake Mountain this afternoon, along the way enjoying some nice views of the Wasatch and exploring ancient Native American petroglyphs - nevermind the target-shooting off in the distance...

Looking east over Utah Lake to the Wasatch range

Ancient people

Ancient sheep

Ancient people catching ancient sheep

Ancient "Sunglyph"

Mom enjoys the hike and the view

Sweet new hiking poles!

Wasatch Christmas

Nice views of the Wasatch enroute up South Mountain this afternoon!

Lone Peak, Box Elder, and Timpanogos, from the moonscape

Mayflower Gulch

A few shots from today's snowshoeing expedition up Mayflower Gulch, in the heart of the Rockies!




Photo credit: Amy E.

Idyllwild Camping & Tahquitz Mountain

A few photos...

Loaded and ready to roll!

First night in the new tent... (Photo credit: Amy E.)

...with skylight

Enroute to Tahquitz


View to San Jac from the Tahquitz summit fire tower

Back at camp, warming up for a chilly night

First snow arrives in the morning!


Loving it!

Silver Lake

Near Brighton ski resort...

Yellow Fork Canyon

Nice fall colors and views of the Wasatch today in Yellow Fork Canyon...




Photo credit: Mom

Mt. Baldy

Pictures from today's summit trip up Mt. Baldy...

Photo credit: Amy E.