In fact, I didn't try this morning. I saw a guy ride up in his bicycle and go into one of the

little bathrooms and he still hasn't come out. Yeah, he's probably taking a nap in there.

That's what I'm thinking. Did he take his bicycle in there with him? Yes, he did.

That's weird. He didn't come out and didn't come out and when I went into the little bathroom

next to him, I could hear the water running for a really long time. So I think maybe he was doing

a spongebob. Well, now he's scared because he knows there's a creepy lady in the bathroom next to him.

You need to not be so concerned about what's going on in the bathroom. Just show it to your business

and come back.

This is the Dear Bob and Sioux podcast. Our stories of adventures and misadventures as we travel

to all the U.S. national parks and other public lands. I'm Karen Smith. And I'm Matt Smith.

We're the authors of the Dear Bob and Sioux series of books. On today's episode,

we're coming to you from Dead Horse Point State Park in Utah.

Dead Horse Point is one of the most beautiful state parks in the country and as a bonus,

they have nine yurts that you can rent. We've been wanting to stay in one of these yurts

for a long time. And after we've lucked out and getting a reservation for one night during our trip

to Utah, we thought it would be fun to do our podcast from The Yurt. In this episode, we'll tell you

all about Dead Horse Point State Park, The Yurt Experience, and also what it was like to drive

the famous Shaper Trail that runs below Dead Horse Point. That's right. I think I've recovered from

that, but I'm not sure. It's been a wonderful experience. And the only thing I regret

is not renting this year for more than one night. Right. We should have stayed here for

at least a couple of nights. Or maybe a month. Yeah. Yeah. It's fantastic.

Good morning from our year number two in Dead Horse Point State Park.

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