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   Ted Heise to sticks   
   Re: Utah Day 1   
   08 May 25 13:35:07   
   
   From: theise@panix.com   
      
   On Sat, 3 May 2025 17:04:46 -0500,   
     sticks  wrote:   
   >  We stayed the first part of the Utah trip in the town of   
   >  Cannonville, UT at an RJourney park.  I believe these RJourney   
   >  parks used to be KOA places, but I'm not entirely sure.  It's   
   >  right on Utah 12 and is only a 10 minute drive or so to Bryce   
   >  Canyon.  I thought the place was just fine.  Reasonably priced,   
   >  with clean bathrooms and showers, laundry, and firewood   
   >  available.   
      
   I'm curious if you intentionally passed on camping at Kodachrome   
   St Park?  It is maybe close to 30 minutes beyond the highway, so   
   that could sure be a factor.   
      
      
   >  The one bad thing about this place was the terrible internet   
   >  service they had.  I've had similar things happen in hotels   
   >  with an older laptop I have, but it just would not connect my   
   >  laptop.  I contacted their support and they were unable to   
   >  assign my MAC address for some reason or another they couldn't   
   >  explain.  So I could not use the laptop, wife could not get her   
   >  Android to hook up, and I had to log back in with a new Iphone   
   >  ever 5 minutes or so.  The hook up to the network was just   
   >  fine, but the damn provider they had with the ridiculous sign   
   >  on to get to the internet was horrible.  Trying to plan routes   
   >  and do all the things we take for granted these days become   
   >  very apparent when you can't get on the internet.  Oh well.   
      
   I keep active on my cell phone plan an option to use it as a   
   hotspot for just this reason.  It's not optimal, but better than   
   nothing if I need to plan routes (car or bike), campgrounds, or   
   activities.  My Acadia came with a data plan, so I can use it as a   
   hotspot if my phone isn't getting enough signal (two different   
   carriers).   
      
   I'm a little jealous of your visit to the Escalante Grand   
   Staircase.  That's very much on my list, but we didn't have time   
   to see much of it when we were there a year ago.  We did get   
   distant views from Bryce and Kodachrome, but distant.   
      
   Thanks for the reports and the pics!   
      
   --   
   Ted Heise             West Lafayette, IN, USA   
      
   --- SoupGate-DOS v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)   

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