I have been talking with Lynne for quite some time about Yant
Flat. I have looked at it on Google Earth several times. Finally,
yesterday afternoon we took to the road and after a little confusion (was that
road 903 or road 309?) we found it. Just needed more time to enjoy it.
We will be going out there again I'm sure. Besides the beautiful
rock formations, we found it to be a great place to harvest yucca poles for
walking sticks. And to our surprise, we found a horse just wandering around
on our way out. I wanted to get a picture of him and he was very
cooperative and came right over to be petted and even followed us down the
trail a little bit. It looked like he had been in the area for quite some
time. He didn't seem to have shoes and had a warm, shaggy coat like he
had spent some cold weather time there. A friend told us that people are
in the habit of "dropping horses off" now days if they get too
expensive to keep, kind of like people who drop off their cats and dogs when
they become inconvenient. He looked healthy to my untrained eye and
seemed to be fine with a little company dropping in on him in his wild pasture.
Interesting and enjoyable day all around.
Area just south east of Yant Flat.
Random pictures - we found one entrance to Yankee Doodle Canyon, Zion view from the road, Manzanita colorful bark, Paul along the trail and a glove left in a tree wishing us peace along the trail.
Our neigh-borly horse friend moseying over to say hello.




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