CORINNE SMART: DON'T WORRY, I'VE
GOT HIM.
GET ON BELAY BECAUSE TODAY ON AT YOUR
LEISURE WE'RE REPELLING INTO SOME OF THE
MOST REMOTE AREAS IN THE UNITED STATES.
I'M CORINNE SMART.
STEVEN HEUMANN: AND I'M STEVEN
HEUMANN. LEARN THE ROPES WITH US AS WE
DELVE INTO A WORLD THAT'S AS INSPIRING AS
IT IS CHALLENGING.
ZACH CIPRIANO: THEN YOU'LL WANT TO HIT
THE TRAIL LESS TRAVELED WITH ME, ZACH
CIPRIANO, AS I EXPLORE ONE DESTINATION
THAT ISN'T KNOWN FOR MUCH, BUT PROBABLY
SHOULD BE WITH VIEWS LIKE THESE.
CORINNE SMART: LAST BUT NOT LEAST, REECE
STEIN CATCHES THE BIG ONE.
STEVE: OWN THE OUTDOORS NOW WITH AYL!
(Theme Music Up)
STEVEN HEUMANN: MOST OF THE TIME WHEN
WE THINK OF THE WORLD CLOSING IN AROUND
US IT'S MEANT AS SOMETHING TERRIFYING OR
CLAUSTROPHOBIC, WHICH IS KIND OF FUNNY
BECAUSE WE SEEM TO HAVE A FASCINATION
WITH SLOT CANYONS, WHERE THE WORLD
LITERALLY CLOSES IN ON YOU. HERE IN UTAH
SLOT CANYONS CAN BE FOUND IN NUMEROUS
ENVIRONMENTS, FROM SAND STONE
FORMATIONS TO GRANITE CHASMS, BUT
WHERE EVER WE DISCOVER THEM, WE CAN'T
HELP BUT DELVE INTO THEIR RIPPLED AND
MYSTERIOUS CURVES. THAT'S EXACTLY WHERE
WE FIND OURSELVES TODAY.
CORINNE: And this is my first time doing
anything like this! Welcome to At Your Leisure,
I'm Corinne Smart.
STEVE: And I'm Steven Heumman, and we are
with Excursions of Escalante and we are
experiencing Egypt 1. This is a slot canyon, one
of the many they can take you on and we've
got Rick as our guide and Noah back there and
they are teaching us the ins and outs. It is
awesome. What're you thinking, this first time?
CORINNE: It's beautiful doing it out in nature
other than like a rock climbing gym, indoors,
and I have my husband with me today! And he's
really excited to be here.
STEVE: All right, why don't we find out more
about Excursions of Escalante and what you can
experience out here.
(Presumably Climbing Music Up)
RICK: We are a small guide service in Escalante
Utah. We've been down here 19 years pushing
butts through these canyons. We do about
1000 folks a year. One trip a day, takes all day,
and we just spend our days taking folks through
this beautiful stuff, getting pictures of them and
watching them have fun. Southern Utah
surprises people. I think a lot of people think of
Utah as big mountains and snow. And they get
to southern Utah and they are just so excited.
So this red stone of Zion, Moab, Capital Reef
gets them real excited. And of course Escalante
is some of the most remote. And they're really
wanting to see some of that red, twisting, crazy
stuff. We have so many of those beautiful
canyons here. This is my 19th year. I had as
much fun today as I did the first day. I love
watching the folks out in the canyons. They get
better as the day goes. They're really nervous in
the morning, they see the ropes, they picture
rock climbing, but it isn't rock climbing. Once
they see how easy it is to get down, it just gets
better and better.
RICK: Ultimate Wedgie. Now get up to his
quads.
STEVE: The cool thing about this is you look
around and you say, "Wow this is spectacular!"
But as Rick told us earlier this is the ugly part of
the canyon. So I'm really looking forward to
what we're about to see because to me this is
amazing.
CORINNE: Oooh! Make sure you got me!
RICK: It is a lot of fun. My parents had me into
this stuff since I was a little boy. They always
wanted to go where nobody had ever been,
basically. And these slot canyons, there are
thousands of them in the southwest and folks
have literally never been into some of them.
But we get so many letters and beautiful e-
mails from people saying "this changed my life,"
You know, in some small way. But maybe they
did something they never thought they could
do. And now they'll try something else they
thought they could never do. And I'm right
there with them. So it's the best, guys.
CORINNE: So this is called a bridge. Where we
use our legs and put our back and butts against
the wall and just use our legs to go down the
canyon.
STEVE: And it's surprisingly easy to do, we'll
show how to do a few of these things a little
later in the show, how to keep you safe but
first, let's go off to our travel adventure.
(Alarm Clock sound)
ZACH: Most adventures typically start out more
or less the same. There isn't much fanfare, we
get ourselves ready for the day, hop in the car,
and grab a bite to eat. But as soon as we hit the
trail that's when adventures start to come into
their own. Every turn is unique, each rock
formation a piece of art, and the views... well,
they speak for themselves. Sometimes those
experiences can feel distilled or even ruined
when we run into throngs of people as far as
the eye can see. But creating an exclusive
adventure becomes easy when we take the trail
less traveled. Which is exactly what we're doing
today in Hanksville, Utah.
NEWELL HARWARD: Well I just love riding
anywhere there's good trails. And we've
enjoyed some good riding today out of
Hanksville, some I've never been on before
frankly. And in Wayne County we have a lot of
land that's very sparsely populated. So there's a
lot of areas where people can go and be away
from a lot of traffic and congestion and people.
JESSICA ALVEY: We're not really well known yet
so the crowds are not here, it's a lot of fun to
get out where there isn't a lot of really
commercialized things. You come out and you
make your own fun. You do your own thing and
that's what we're about.
KATHRYN HOGGATT: I think it's so exciting
because I don't know that people know that this
is here. And I want to be the one to show them,
I want to be the one to show them what's out
here. Because there's so much. Every where
you look there's somewhere to go.
ZACH: With Hanksville Tours and Motorsports
rentals as our guide, we set off on the Canyon
Rim trail just outside of Hanksville, UT. It
seemed we couldn't even ride a few miles
without coming to breathtaking vistas or
formations with historical significance. Not, that
I'm complaining mind you.
KATHRYN HOGGATT: I like this Burr trail. I love
the Henry Mountains. I like the history, I'm
really excited about the history, the outlaws
that came through here and left a trace, the
Spanish, the gold mining, all of that stuff is
awesome.
NEWELL HARWARD: Over here, you can't see it
too well but over here is a canyon called poison
springs. And that connects to highway 95 over
here. And that's where the dirty Devil goes
through. That deep canyon. And you can cross
over the dirty devil down there, and then you
can go up into the Glenn Canyon National
Recreation area, and from there you can turn
south and go clear down to Hyte. So it goes into
Lake Powell right where the Dirty Devil comes
into the Colorado river right there at Hyte.
ZACH: Where so many of the trails aren't
decorated with plaques or displays, having
guides or locals take you through the wilderness
can make your trip more informative, as they
point out little details that you may not have
thought to look for otherwise. Plus, they'll keep
you from getting lost!
ZACH: So... I went on ahead to get shots of
everybody... and I might be lost now. Stay
tuned.
ZACH: I've been on my own now for 2... maybe
3 minutes... I don't know if I'm going to make it.
ZACH: Minute 5. I've already resorted to eating
sticks and rocks and using cow manure for hair
gel. And as you can see... it's not working out.
ZACH: Steve... Tell my story.
ZACH: Wait a second... I hear other machines!
Help has arrived! Haha!
ZACH: You guys look! I'm saved!
GUIDE: Yeah, we're here!
ZACH: I was alone for like 7 minutes... I was so
scared.
ZACH: It's obvious that each member of the
group has a reason for loving these trails... but
they all seem to come back to a central theme.
NEWELL HARWARD: Well, they're fun. Mainly
the beauty of the red rock and the canyons that
are here and seeing the desert doing it's thing
here early spring... it's a great day to be riding.
JESSICA ALVEY: I think it's just good for the soul
to get out and be in nature, particularly in like
the desert I think is great. It's just so rugged and
raw. So many people don't know that we exist
so it's still pretty pristine and unknown.
ZACH: I really want to thank Hanksville Tours
and Motorsports Rentals for taking me out here
and showing me this beautiful country. Because
if it wasn't apparent... there's no way I would've
found this on my own. Well I'm Zach Cipriano.
More At Your Leisure after the break.
(Theme Music Up)
CHAD: This is pretty exciting, welcome back to
At Your Leisure, it's product review time!
Finally, the brand new GoldWing. As a matter of
fact, this is just barely off the truck and Russel
and Bruce went down to Texas to test drive
these. So, Russel, tell me what's changed about
this Goldwing that makes it so exciting.
(Crazy Intense Rock Music Up)
BRUCE: I'm 75 years old and didn't think I was
going to buy another bike. And Russel and I flew
to Texas and rode this Goldwing. Coming back
on the plane I says, "You know what I think I
need to have that new motorcycle."
RUSS: It's a totally brand new motor, totally
brand new chasse, there's nothing really the
same on this new Goldwing. The first thing you
might notice is on the front end is there's no
forks! There's no conventional forks.
CHAD: Oh my gosh! Look at that.
RUSS: There's no forks on these, so this is
suspension without forks. So no more changing
forks on this bike. The shock is actually up here
in the center.
CHAD: I see it!
RUSS: It's the craziest thing when you ride this,
when you get a chance to test drive it, you feel
no connection to the road, it's kind of crazy. See
these knuckles moving up here and it is so
smooth. It's still the same motor the 1832 cc
motor, but they've moved it about 2 inches
forward.
CHAD: Is that partly due to the forks?
RUSS: It is. Because they were able to do that
because they don't have forks in here. So
there's better handling, better weight up
forward.
CHAD: Something's missing here.
RUSS: Well there's something missing right
here and there's something missing down
here.
CHAD: Oh my gosh, okay! So what did they do
to this for transmission?
RUSS: This has the dual clutch transmission that
Honda has been offering in their ATVs, in some
other motorcylces, it's actually in some Acura
cars. So it's a totally automatic, 7 speed
transmission. It does have manual shift triggers
right here. So when you're in the manual mode,
up is here and down is here. It has 4 different
modes when you're in the drive. So you have a
economy mode, rain mode, touring mode, and
you have a sport mode.
(Music Back Baby)
CHAD: I don't think you could shift it as well as
it shifts itself. Because you can hear it, but you
don't feel it. I have never been on a full sized
bike like this before that I can actually do a slow
turn, lock to lock without putting my foot out.
And I mean hard lock. Everything is perfect on
this bike, but there does seem to be a flaw,
what is it Russel?
RUSS: Well, I learned this the other day, the
mirrors go in and-
CHAD: Oh my goodness. And then you get
caught and you're going over!
RUSS: Just make sure your mirror is always out
like that! It does have a parking break because
of the automatic transmission which is kind of
funny. Press this button right here did you
hear that? There's no starter grind.
CHAD: Wow.
RUSS: But to get your forward and reverse
going, you put it in reverse mode and use these
triggers right here and you go forward or
reverse. And that's starter.
CHAD: And that's using the old fly wheel to get
moving. Well if you want to find out a little
more about this you need to go to Steadman's
and check it out. Straddle across it, see what
you think maybe they can go for a test drive?
RUSS: We have a demo bike yes. We have a
demo bike available. So come out to Tooele,
check this bike out, and you'll fall in love with it.
Just like I have.
CHAD: Okay, very good. Well that's it for the
product review. We'll continue with AYL in just
a minute. Hit the road, baby
(Theme Music Up)
STEVE: On belay
NOAH: Belay on.
STEVE: Repelling.
NOAH: Repel on.
STEVE: All right, welcome back to AYL
everybody, we are I dunno, halfway through
our repel set and man this is so much fun!
How am I doing from down there, Corinne?
CORINNE: Uhh looking good? It's a nice view?
*Giggle*
STEVE: They have taught us so many little tricks
on not only how to stay safe, but how to make
things easier. And I don't know about you
Corinne but I've really appreciated that.
CORINNE: It's been very nice, and a great way
to have fun without worrying about what we're
doing.
STEVE: Well that's one of the great things is
you're coming on an experience like this that
you've never done before and you want it to
be easy.
CORINNE: Yeah.
STEVE: Well they make it really easy, how about
we learn about some of the safety stuff we've
learned today.
(Steve's Piano Recital Music Up)
NOAH: First thing is building the relationship
from 7 in the morning. Making people feel
welcome and at home, and that they can have
an open line of communication with Rick or
myself. And that builds throughout the day both
interpersonally and technically with the ropes
and rigging.
ANDREW: I was, personally, kind of nervous. I
weight 200 and somethin' pounds, so would
they be able to hold me was a thought in my
head but that was never an issue for them.
You need to wear good shoes when you go
canyoneering. By them explaining all the
techniques we need to do, getting in the
canyons, slide down the rocks, you know
there's a lot of techniques that I've never
learned in any other sports and so it's very
important to listen to them.
NOAH: All the technical skills, guys, for
canyoneering is very straight forward. It's not
complicated, it's not crazy ropes and everything
you're trying to figure out what's going on. It's
very simple.
CORINNE: We have to make sure that this is
tight.
RICK: Then ask your buddy, say "On belay"
CORINNE: On belay?
NOAH: Belay on.
STEVE: The coolest thing about this experience
is the amount of trust you have to have in all
the people with you. You really have to rely on
them to get down some of these things. So as a
relationship builder it's really great because
you've got to hold them, they've got to hold
you, you just have to trust.
(Comical Ballet Music Up)
CORRINE: Oh! You silly, silly man.
ZACH: Rick! Oh my gosh are you ok?
CORINNE: I got him!
NOAH: You want people to feel comfortable
and like they can talk to you. With clothing and
shoes if you're well prepared for the day, you
don't have to worry about discomfort. You
don't have to worry about running out of water,
you don't have to worry about tearing holes in
your pants too much. Or having footwear that
doesn't keep your feet comfy. Get your harness,
your helmet, your gear, and get out here.
STEVE: Great thing about excursions of
Escalante is they provide the lunch. So you
don't have to worry about that which is really
nice.
CORINNE: Look at that sandwich!
STEVE: I know, it's like massive. All right,
Corinne, out of all the safety stuff we learned
today, what's the one thing that you're like,
"people need to know?"
CORINNE: One thing I love about them is they
have been taking us really slow, we're being
really really safe, but it's been a lot of fun. One
thing that I wish I'd brought was better shoes.
And in the waiver they tell you to wear shoes
with good tread. Do it. Because it's going to
make a huge difference.
STEVE: Yeah, everything in the waiver you want
to pay attention to, because they aren't just
throwing that in there. When it comes to pants
and shorts and all that stuff cause when it
comes to short shorts, and five minutes in you
realize, Yeah! Don't wear short shorts! Because
you're going to get scratched up. Listen to what
they have to say, these guys are the experts.
CORINNE: This is my husband right here. And
we, you know, wore appropriate clothing but he
ripped a hole in his pants.
ANDREW: I'd show it to ya, but I'll save it for
later.
(Uproarious laughter)
STEVE: All right, we gotta head off to our
trailhead adventure.
CORINNE: Brought to you by Rocky Mountain
ATV MC.
REECE: I'M REECE STEIN AYL AT
JOES VALLEY RESERVOIR. Where
while the fishing may not always be fast
there can be great rewards. Look at this
monster.
REECE: THIS 42-INCH LONG TIGER
MUSKIE IS THE NEWEST
RESIDENTAT JOES VALLEY-A BIG
PART OF AN EFFORT TO MAINTAIN
A HIGH QUALITY FISHING
LAKE. EVERYBODY WANTS THEIR
PICTURE TAKEN WITH THIS GUY.
YES EVERYBODYTIGERS ARE A
CROSS BETWEEN A NORTHERN
PIKE AND TRUE MUSKY. BECAUSE
THEY ARE STERILE MANAGERS
CAN CONTROL EXACTLY HOW
MANY WILL BE IN THE LAKE.
STATE BIOLOGISTS ARE PULLING
IN NETS FULL OF FISH TO SEE JUST
HOW WELL THEIR EFFORTS ARE
PAYING OFF. MOST OF THESE FISH
ARE NICE SIZED SPLAKE TROUT━A
STERILE CROSS BETWEEN A
BROOK AND A BROWN TROUT--- OR
UTAH CHUBS, A NUISANCE FISH
THAT REPRODUCE TO
ABUNDANCE, COMPETING FOR
FOOD AND SPACE WITH MORE
POPULAR TROUT CHUBS HAVE
RUINED JOES VALLEY AS A
RAINBOW FISHERY. BUT THIS
TOOTHY GIANT MAY BE THE
ANSWER
CALVIN BLACK: stock tiger musky 2009
to control Utah Chub population and
over the past few years we've seen a
decline in our chub numbers by toothy
critters like this.
REECE: BIOLOGISTS CUT THE FISH
OPEN TO SEE WHAT'S BEEN ON IT'S
MENU.
DAN KELLER: pretty big chub, 200 mm chub as
welll as smaller chubs.
CALVIN BLACK: we're getting estimates
on consumption rates tells us how many
in reservoir and improve stocking rates
to keep chub numbers low.
REECE: LOW BUT NOT GONE.THE
PLAN IS TO KEEP ONLY ENOUGH
CHUBS IN THE LAKE TO FEED AND
GROW BIG TIGERS, SPLAKE AND
CUTTROAT TROUTIT'S A TRICKY
BALANCE AND THIS STUDY WILL
PROVIDE SOME ANSWERS
VOLUNTEERS FROM NEIGHBORIN G
COMMUNITIES HAVE BEEN
RECRUITED TO HELP WITH THE
TEDIOUS TASK OF EXTRACTING
THE FISH FROM THE NETS SO THEY
CAN BE STUDIED.
MOLLIE HORSLEY: me about picking fish
what's it like??
Hard. What's hard about it?
Get tangled up in the net.
REECE: JUDSON VARNER OF PRICE
HOLDS A TROPHY SIZED SPLAKE
TROUT.
JUDSON VARNER: that would be a nice
fish to take home.
REECE: JUDSON IS HERE WITH HIS
FAMILY INCLUDING HIS LITTLE
SISTER EDITH GETTING HER FIRST
INTRODUCTION TO JOES VALLEY
FISH. MOM BROUGHT THEM
JO VARNER: for the experience great
opportunity for them to volunteer and
see what's in the lake what's out there
get to handle them and get excited
about fishing. we like to take them out
as often as possible.
MORGAN JACOBSEN: Joes Valley is a
phenomenal fishery , underutilized
fishery in southeastern Utah amazing
opportunities here. Joes Valley one of
those places where fishing may not be
quick and fast, but quality is
phenomenal.
REECE: JUST ASK BUCKLEY
JOLLEY OF PLEASANT GROVE HOW
GOOD THE FISHING IS. THIS 30 ½
INCH SPLAKE IS THE NEW UTAH
STATE CATCH AND RELEASE
RECORD
CALVIN BLACK: there's a lot of food out
there and we are growing some really
big fish. our splake average 19 inches 2
pounds great fish awesome fishery right
now.
REECE: THERE'S MORE TO JOES
VALLEY THAN JUST MONSTER FISH.
THE LAKESIDE CAMPGROUND IS
STANDARD FOREST SERVICE WITH
SINGLE AND DOUBLE SITES, VAULT
TOILETS, TABLES, AND RUNNING
WATER
DEVIN LeROY: we come here fishing
camping riding side by sides actually
have a trip planned in 2 weeks.
REECE: THE CAMPGROUND MAKES
AN IDEAL BASE FOR ATV'S TO HIT
THE ARAPREEN TRAIL NETWORK
BY WAY OF THE REEDER TRAIL
HEAD. RUNNING FOR OVER 350
MILES THRU THE MANTI LASAL
FOREST, THE ARAPEEN SYSTEM IS
ONE OF THE STATES LARGEST AND
MOST SCENIC. IT CLIMBS TO THE
10,000 FOOT LEVEL OF THE
SKYLINE DRIVE AND DROPS INTO
JOES VALLEY, AS WELL AS
COMMUNITIES IN SANPTETE AND
EMERY COUNTIES
WILLIE LOPAN: It's a good trail they
maintain it go all the way to Skyline.31
then head north or south lot of areas to
hunt up in that area.
REECE: JOES VALLEY OFFERS
LIMITLESS FUN
JOHN VAUGHN: What can't you don't
like about it.
REECE: HUGE SANDSTONE ROCKS
THAT LITTER STRAIGHT CANYON,
BELOW JOES VALLEY DAM MAKE
FOR ONE OF THE WORLD'S
PREMIER BOULDERING
DESTINATIONSBUT THAT'S A
STORY FOR ANOTHER DAY. TODAY
WE'RE HEADED BACK UP TO THE
RESERVOIR TO CHASE BIG FISH..
REECE STEIN: they say tiger musky
are the fish of a thousand casts so I may
be for a while, you go on with the
show. Reece Stein AYL at JV
Reservoir.
JOHN VAUGHN: Should we tell people
on Wasatch front about it?? No
everything's just fine like it is.
(laughing)
(Music Up)
CORINNE: Welcome back to AYL, we finished
with the slot part of the canyon-
STEVE: But it's not over yet!
CORINNE: Wah! Good.
STEVE: Rick says we still have some fun ahead
of us. But man, that was beautiful back there!
CORINNE: It was gorgeous! What did you think?
ANDREW: Fantastic
CORINNE: Wasn't it beautiful?
STEVE: I just loved how the colors would change
depending on how much sunlight was coming
in, how much shadow, deep reds and suddenly
you'd have browns and I just love slot
canyons. I think they're amazing. All right, well
we have some business that we have to get to.
So why don't we first look at our calendar of
events.
CORINNE: WELL IT'S JUNE AND WE'RE GETTING
ITNO ATV JAMBOREE SEASON. FIRST WE WANT
TO REMIND YOU TO SIGN UP FOR THE PAIUTE
ATV JAMBOREE GOING ON AUGUST 9TH
THROUGH THE 12TH IN MARYSVALE.
REGISTRATION IS GOING ON RIGHT NOW AT
UTVJAM.COM, SO SIGN UP AND WE'LL SEE YOU
THERE. ALSO COMING UP LATER THIS MONTH,
JUNE 19TH THROUGH THE 23RD, IS THE
NATIONAL ATV JAMBOREE IN FILLMORE. YOU
CAN LEARN MORE ABOUT THE RIDES AND
REGISTER AT MILLARDCOUNTY.COM. LASTLY,
ALSO ON THE 23RD FOR YOU STREET BIKERS,
JORGENSENS IN RICHFIELD IS PUTTING ON A
BACA RIDE TO SUPPORT ABUSED CHILDREN.
FIND OUT MORE AT JHSPORT.COM.
STEVE: NOW LET'S FIND OUT ABOUT OUR
GIVEAWAY WINNER.
CORINNE SMART: ALRIGHT, CHECK THIS OUT:
BUD STRAYHORN POSTED THIS PHOTO TO OUR
FACEBOOK PAGE AND YOU CAN SEE HIS AYL
STICKER RIGHT THERE!
STEVEN HEUMANN: I LOVE THE HAPPY TRAILS
STICKER UP TOP. EVERY DAY ON THE TRAIL IS A
GOOD ONE.
CORINNE: CALL US THIS WEEK AT 801-947-8888
BECAUSE YOU'VE WON A $400 GIFT
CERTIFICATE TO RYFAB.
STEVE: NOW LET'S SEE WHAT'S ON THE NEXT
EPISODE OF AYL.
ZACH CIPRIANO: THE WATER IS WARM AND
THE ENGINES ARE LOUD NEXT WEEK ON AYL.
FIRST OFF CHAD AND RIA WILL BE CELEBRATING
THE FINAL SEASON OF ONE OF THE WEST'S
MOST ENDURING RACEWAYS, AND FINDING
OUT WHAT IT TAKES TO GO FROM ZERO TO 120
IN TEN SECONDS. AFTER THAT WE'LL SLOW
DOWN A BIT AND EXPLORE A SUMMER
DESTINATION THAT OFFERS SOMETHING FOR
EVERYONE IN YOUR BOATING FAMILY. WHERE
CAN YOU WAKEBOARD, WATER SKI, FISH, AND
FLYBOARD? WE'LL HAVE YOUR ANSWER NEXT
WEEK ON AYL.
CORINNE: It looks like they'll have a lot of fun
next week but will they get ice cream and slot
canyons? I don't think so.
STEVE: We earned this ice cream.
CORINNE: Yeah we did.
STEVE: I think this is the perfect way to end a
slot canyon trip is to have and come some fresh
ice cream. We'd like to thank Rick Green for
taking us out today, and Noah. They were
awesome. I can't imagine a better experience
because they know so much. Not only how to
keep you safe but also about the area and a bit
of history. Now, we're only scratching the
surface today in what this entire area has to
offer. In the coming months we'll show off
more about Garfield county we're going to go
to Panguitch and ride ATVS this is really an
untapped area when it comes to adventure. So
we're going to show all of it off to you in the
coming months so you can get to know this
area. But we are done for today and I want
some more ice cream.
CORINNE: Me too.
STEVE: One cup will not be enough. So like we
always say, get out and create your own
adventure At Your Leisure!
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