Note how Josh did not trust his own family enough to tell them where he went during those 18 hours. He lied about the mileage placed on the rental car (he said 300, actual mileage was 807). But most notably, he described interacting with a convenience store clerk who found him “very memorable.”

A year and a half later, police obtained a wiretap on Josh Powell’s phone. They captured conversations between Josh and his family (father Steven, brother Michael, sister Alina). Seen here are snippets from two of those calls, in which Josh talked about his time in the rental car.

A couple black bear sightings from an Independence Day weekend trip through Yellowstone.

So cool to see people connecting with Uinta Triangle!

Well, this is cool. Apple Podcasts giving features position to my show, Uinta Triangle!

Well, this is cool. Uinta Triangle on the top 25 shows today on Apple Podcasts.

Talking about my new podcast, Uinta Triangle, on @ksl5tv.bsky.social. It’s a story about an Australian hiker who went on a long hike in the Uinta Mountains and didn’t come back. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/u...

The Tanner Trail, headed into the guts of the Grand Canyon. The Colorado River seen here is still miles distant from the hiker in the foreground. The scale of this space is impossible to capture.

A fine February afternoon at Farmington Bay.

Scenes from a brisk walk at Antelope Island State Park a couple weeks back.

(Cont): “While all those present raise their right arms in the obligatory "German salute," one man (slightly r. of center, circle) refuses and crosses his arms. We have varying, sometimes conflicting, information on the identity of this brave non-conformist. His name was probably August Landmesser.”

Reflecting on my 2017 visit to the Topography of Terror museum in Berlin. A large display of this photo halted me in my tracks.

Practicing macro photography/focus stacking with the Canon R5/RF 100mm combo. Subject is a jackrabbit skull.