Spring Break 2008 - Back to Utah. First we spent two nights in Vegas for Jr's bachelor party, then Nate, Mark and I drove out to Capitol Reef National Park in southern Utah. This was our third trip in a row to the desert for spring break, and I'm still waiting for it to impress me. Here's Nate at Gooseneck Point, where the "Reward to Effort ratio" was born. In our guidebook the description for this .2 mile trail (yes, .2, not 2) said "Very big reward for very little effort". Since the three of us are math geeks, we continued to talk about R to E ratios for every hike or side-trip that we did. It got pretty ridiculous.

Spring Break 2008 - Back to Utah. First we spent two nights in Vegas for Jr's bachelor party, then Nate, Mark and I drove out to Capitol Reef National Park in southern Utah. This was our third trip in a row to the desert for spring break, and I'm still waiting for it to impress me. Here's Nate at Gooseneck Point, where the "Reward to Effort ratio" was born. In our guidebook the description for this .2 mile trail (yes, .2, not 2) said "Very big reward for very little effort". Since the three of us are math geeks, we continued to talk about R to E ratios for every hike or side-trip that we did. It got pretty ridiculous.