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      <description>Lacking in pictures because even in 2014, embedding images from alternate sources in a blog post is ridiculous UX fail!&#xA;In March (19-25), Raj, Michaela, Roxana and I went on a 6 day trip to Utah. The itinerary was to fly into Salt Lake City, drive to Moab, do a 4 day backpacking and packrafting trip in Canyonlands NP, spend a day in Arches NP and head back. It was one of the best trips I’ve done and a splendid (and early!</description>
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