Drive home

We did one  last hike "The Sounds of Silence." It was very pretty. We hiked down a dried river bed. We saw lots of rabbits. 

We stopped in a town called Tabiona Utah. It's a town with a population less than 200 people. The school is K-12. We ate at the diner which also serves as the hotel and grocery store. Years ago it sold gas too. It was funny, we were such outsiders. The cook who is the owners granddaughter greeted everyone who came in by name. She asked one guy "did you get a deer tag?" He said, "nah, I don't wanna kill nuthin." We saw a lot of beer sold and a tank of propane. It's hunting season and Duschesne county is hunting territory so the inn was full. Or maybe it was full there were two guys there. There 4 wheeler broke down somewhere on the reservation and they were tying to figure out how to fix it.

We ate at the counter sitting on some tattered stools. The cook actually made the hamburgers from a package of hamburger and not frozen patties. 

Kylie asked me why I got Sean a smaller bed. I said "I didn't." She said "yes you did, it got smaller." I said, "no you guys got bigger."