What an incredible and terrifying journey! So glad you went with that family and saved them from some serious trouble!

Wow, Well done on facing your fear. Reminds me of the film where the lad gets his arm stuck after slipping in a ravine and has to cut it off. lol Glad that didn't happen. Such a beautiful and peaceful looking place, a place I would be very happy staying in for a while. Would love to be one of the artists as a group there, sadly, I'm in UK so probably not going to happen. Good to hear you got a response to you're prayer too, I've been asking for help for years with various things, but mostly for some luck with my art career...sadly no answer yet. Thanks for sharing, enjoyed it.

I love hiking and backpacking but I always fear something like this can easily happen if you don't know  the route well enough so I always bring a headlamp and new batteries with me, just in case.

❤️ Thank you for sharing this Will.

I suffer from Claustrophobia also, and have had a panic attack while caving... definitely can relate slightly to what you may have been going through
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Wow Utah has amazing scenery!!! I can see why you choose to live there!

Be so proud of your weight loss so far, you’re looking fantastic!

I’m a skinny person and I’d be terrified of going into a tiny crack like that! Holy cow 😂 I’m proud of you for tackling this challenge.

I want to visit Utah so much and climb around rocks like this. With people who know what they’re doing, of course hahaha, I would need help 😆

You should turn your adventure into a child story and it has a lot if great scenery!

Watching this and I'm having a panic attack just watching it.

Great video, Will! Man, I would love to go on a creative camp out. That's something I really don't get enough of living so close to a city without a car to drive further out from civilization. There's almost a spiritual connection you get in places like that that is not possible to get any other way.

I really enjoyed this, Will. I think the analytical mind that enables you to determine why things look the way they do so that you can render them in illustration is the same analytical mind that enabled you to help safely navigate with the family you befriended.

Love this! I wish I could go backpacking. Since my back injury I haven't been able to carry a lot of weight on it, or wear a backpack. Small one day hikes only for me. Glad everything went well.

I’ve reached the part where you helped that family navigate the trail now. I’m so glad you were with them to help!!

Thank you for giving us the idea Uncle Will.

Thanks for sharing. We used to go to Lake Powell practically every weekend during my teens. We Boated through canyons sometimes barely wider than our boat.

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Stay strong Will

Will, thank you for sharing your story and the beautiful scenery. I live in the flat lands of Kansas and the  Rock formations you have shown are refreshing to see.

What an adventure! At first I was like “So beautiful, I need to book a trip” Then towards the end I was like “I think I stay at home and live” Anyway, glad you made it out ok and congrats on the weight loss.

Thanks for sharing your experiences!

Dam getting Calvin and Hobbes (Spaceman Spiff) vibes with those canyon views

Cool! I love illustration, and I also love hiking/nature! Looks like fun!

hey Will. it's called coyote gulch because some ppl have to chew off a limb or two to get thru that slot. don't say you weren't warned.  im back in utah. lets do lunch. cheers