sorry to hear you have to cancel but totally understandable. But on the other hand, fall is amazing in Zion and you'll love it.I've decided to postpone my trip next week to southern utah until late fall. If I could drive there I would go but alas, I'm on the east coast and must fly. At the rate events are happening, I'm not so sure I wouldn't get "locked down" out there (although it wouldn't be a bad place to get stuck!) But I do need to be conscious of the fact that, while I might be healthy and not get sick, I could be exposed and carry it back to others i.e. wife, daughter, or my parents who are in their 80s. Until then I will spend extra time with my loved ones, be thankful for my health, enjoy reading everyone's reports and seeing the pictures. I trust a few of you locals @chandlerwest , @Yvonne will keep us up to date on the beauty of the region. Oh... and your welcome for the snow I promised
Serious answer: I'm sure nobody will be out checking, unless perhaps you're part of a huge group of circled wagons (RVs) in a popular place for camping, particularly closer to Moab. But if somebody does check, it sounds like you'd have it covered. I really feel like this health department order was meant to protect Moab from all the spring visitors it usually attracts, which is understandable. I don't think the solo primitive camper is much of a threat, though, especially if you're not going into Moab for supplies and fuel.
Not those exact graphics, unless the original creators continue posting them daily. I haven't checked to see if those users have been updating them.
Same story for me. What I do now has zero to do with chemistry, but I still find it interesting/PTSD-inducing. My chem undergrad was easily 2-3x as difficult as law school.
