10.19 In Hoodoo land once more, after the rain, during the cold and as the snow commences
Scene from hike; distant mountains provide clue of impending storm Red, white and blue—a different perspective Bryce discovers a new hoodoo (in green, lower right), somewhat smoother but perhaps a little less intelligent than average. Priest or Rabbi, couldn't tell, tries to maintain interest. What's new? We have moved around a little but extended our stays at least on four occasions, reduced them twice. We checked in at Ruby’s Inn in Bryce for three nights and extended for a further three. One of the motivating factors is that our room has both hot and cold running water. This is quite a luxury and got us very excited. We said to our editor that because hot water is available only for odd hours should not distract her. Sometimes she is inclined to be a little spoilt. Nevertheless, we married her knowing that she is accustomed to a hot bath (thank Heaven)—we cannot complain. Characters bask in sun, not for long, though. They have no idea what's in store. Sun...