It’s very distrubing yet catchy.  Can you imagine a world with Hover Bacon???

Have a great weekend.

I slept like a baby, but woke up on day three like an 90 year old man.  I couldn’t rotate my shoulder, couldn’t put ANY weight on my elbow, knees creaked…UGH!  Still, I put my clothes on and got out to our staging area right on time.

Turned out that the night before one of the TOMCAR’s shreded a belt and it snapped off a chunk of the cars control panel (I think that’s what it was called…LOL).  Not feeling comfortable putting that out on a trail, we were down to three cars.  That left myself and another of our Business Development Managers – Gary – with out a car.  So instead of waiting around for everyone, we headed out to the Arches National Park. 

This place was just breathtaking.  We didn’t have a lot of time, so we just drove through the park and mostly took pictures from the truck window.  It’s a place that goes back on my list though…something to bring Lil’ Baird too…

After we finished our run through the park, I got back to the hotel and got a few things done for work and then headed back out.  But instead of going straight back to the staging area, I fell into a tourist trap and went to the “Hole N” the Rock“.

The  “Hole N” the Rock” was a diner that was built in the 40’s into the side of a giant sandstone formation.  Along with the diner, the proprietors blasted their home as well.

I paid the $5.00 and took the 12 minute tour.  Yeah, I know, sucker!  But seriously, why wouldn’t I???  House blasted into the side of a mountain…don’t tell me you aren’t the least bit curious…

We closed the day with a great dinner at the Moab Brewery.  No bacon for dinner, but some great Tri-Tip and corn bread!

So that was Day 3.  Day 4 would prove to be more of a challenge…