May 27, 2010 | Entrada Journal, Local History
The Henry Mountains Buffalo Herd: Ghosts of the Mountains by Barry Scholl “When it came time to find new pasture, the buffalo seemed not to have singular identities. Their herd instinct took over and they moved as one. And when they moved like that, the impact of the...
May 27, 2010 | Entrada Journal, Local History, Uncategorized
Dave Rust: Pioneeing outdoorsman and guide A force behind making Utah’s desert famous by William W. Slaughter In 1914, standing next to the muddy Colorado River, David Dexter Rust pointed up at the walls rising hundreds of feet above Glen Canyon and declared to...
May 27, 2010 | Entrada Journal, Local History
What Is The Colorado Plateau by A.J. Martine The Colorado Plateau is a noun. It is the definition of space. It is a breathtaking collage of color, texture, and vast unobstructed distances, wrapped into an immense open space. The Plateau is a place, a physiographic...
May 27, 2010 | Entrada Journal, Local History, Poetry
The Valley Fremont by E.P. Pectol Come with me and see a picture Of a valley I will show, Drawn by Nature. Grand Old Artist, Many hundred years ago. Here he paints the river Fremont Sluggish, sullen, flowing down Heedless of the cry for water Of the dry and parching...
Jan 1, 2010 | Entrada Journal, Local History
E. P. Pectol by Judy Shell Busk “Wayne Wonderland” was his chosen name for Capitol Reef, the folds of sandstone rock that carve and curl their way down 100 miles of desert country in south-eastern Utah, creating a kaleidoscope of color as ocher, ivory,...
