We would like to take this opportunity to address some of the recent complaints we have received regarding the frequency of our blog updates.
Without mentioning names, one person in particular (who, for the sake of privacy, we will simply call "my brother") thinks that "12 days is far too long without a blog update", and has hinted that perhaps we should spend less time working, eating, sleeping and doing those other annoying things that don't make good reading material, and spend a little more time hiking, writing, and posting pictures.
Well, you spoke, and we listened. We spent every spare moment over the past few weeks driving to more beautiful parts of the Southwest, hiking more amazing trails and canyons and taking pictures of more incredible scenery - and all for you. It is a rough life, but we are committed to our readers. And to prove it, over the next 12 days we promise no fewer than four blog updates:
1) "Kanarra Creek - An experiment in hypothermia."
2) "The North Rim - The Grand Canyon - but backwards."
3) "Buckskin Gulch - The most dangerous hike in North America", and
4) "Random stories and photos and stuff - A collection of awesomeness"
You aren't going to want to miss these.
Why insulated rubber boots are a great invention. How to freak out speeding tourists using only a mannequin. What is creepier than a giant noisy rattle snake. Why you can't trust the internet. What Maggie is looking at in this photo...
These questions and more will be answered... stay tuned.
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