Saturday, April 23, 2011 - Jacob's Chair Trailhead, Fry Canyon UT
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Jacob's Chair from White Canyon, Fry Canyon UT, April 22, 2011
Gravel Crossing to Jacob's Chair butte
There are only a couple of places to cross White Canyon along here. Behind me in this picture, where I'm camped, is the one known as Gravel Crossing and is the trailhead for the popular OHV trail that encircles Jacob's Chair. Jacob's Chair was named after one of the first settlers in this area. He was killed in a flash flood in 1940 while crossing White Canyon on horseback.
Overcast
It's starting to look like rain. Think I'll delay any more hikes in the canyon until the skies clear.
Night camp
Boondocked - Trailhead to Jacob's Chair, Fry Canyon UT
- Verizon cell phone and EVDO service - no signal
- Locate this camp on my Night Camps map
- Check the weather here
A Theory of the State
States have a peculiar dual character. They are at the same time forms of institutionalized raiding or extortion, and utopian projects. The first certainly reflects the way states are actually experienced, by any communities that retain some degree of autonomy; the second however is how they tend to appear in the written record.
Fragments of an Anarchist Anthropology, David Graeber, pg 65