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Si is back to himself. By the time we got home he was walking just fine so we didn't go the the doggy emergency room but I will try to get him into his Vet this week. Thanks for your concern.

I my opinion the White Rim is not a trail to be in a hurry on, slow down and enjoy the experience. We spent 3 nights, took our time, small hikes and took lots of pictures.

Did it clockwise 2 weeks ago and the road conditions were great.

Frieed, Kevin B. and myself are camping tonight just North of Moab at 38.643971, -109.819613 if anyone else wants to join us. Are we all still meeting at City Market at 9:00am tomorrow morning?

I am packed and leaving within the hour...

Sweet. I also have a map identifying points of interest in the canyon

Here is a gpx of Montezuma that I did, is it close?

I hope everything is ok. I have not done any of this trip but I do have Montezuma and the others routed on my GAIA so I think we can make this happen. There is enough of us to solve most any issue that comes up.

You coming out to Loan Mesa Wednesday night?

Yes he is up on everything. A couple of weeks ago I boarded him and they checked everything.

I haven't booked a room yet because of my dog. You still want to camp?

It is starting lo look like I may be the lone camper Thursday night because of my dog. Where were the "rad camp spots" that you mentioned?

I take it you found a place that is pet friendly?

At this point it is too short of a notice for my son to get off work.

When I looked into bringing my dog from what I could see it they can be there just need to be under control. If it was a National Park instead of a Nation Monument then it would be a different story. Glen Canyon Nation Recreation Area seems to be more restrictive but they are still ok.

I work in North Salt Lake and will be leaving from there. I hope to leave 2:00-2:30 but I will just have to see. If we can't go down together Loan Mesa is easy to find, I will be monitoring 146.460.

I will be going down Wednesday afternoon as soon as I can get out of work. Are you still planning to camp at the Lone Mesa overflow?

On several rides with some of the Expedition Utah people 146.460 is typically the frequency used.

I have seen where it is called Weatherman but my Yaseu documentation indicates that it won't transmit outside 144-148mhz. It will however receive.

Were you able to get your radio on 146.460? I was looking at the 151.625 and I think it is out side of the 2 meter amateur radio band which I believe is 144-148 mhz. If I am misreading the band plan can someone please correct me.