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Dark Mage (2003) - MobyGames
Who knew? You thought you could play cards better than that when drunk. But now you've done it. You lost King Roland the Insane's black rose in a card game with the Dark Mage so you've been banished. The only way you can go home again is to find and return that black rose. Use a joystick to take items, talk to characters and go places to find the king's rose. Inspired by text-based games like those released by Infocom, you do not type here.
Early Spring 2017
The EuroLayback It was a typical fall day in Indian Creek Utah. Warm but not hot, slight breeze, and an endless supply of splitter Wingate cracks. The only deterrent was having to share with the crowds who flock there for their seasonal dirtbag migration.
Category: Spring 2016
Just Keep Swimming I was lost, adrift in a sea of blank white granite. I spotted the next bolt, unfortunately 20 feet directly to my right. In my haste I had gotten myself irreversibly off route. I couldn’t up-climb, down-climb, left-climb, or right-climb. My last bolt was at least 20 feet behind me. As the reality of the […] Archives, Spring 2016, The Scene | By Greg Troutman | 08/25/16 | No Comments Switchback- Should Mountain Bikes be Allowed in Wilderness Areas?
Early Spring 2016
Switchback- Is the PLI a Fair Deal for Public Lands in Utah? Certainty: Utahns Demand It By Lee Lonsberry The genesis of the Public Lands Initiative comes from the idea that economic development and conservation can coexist and flourish. This locally driven process has revealed that, not only is it possible, its what the people demand.
Category: Fall 2015
Moab Master Leasing Plan Seeks to Guide Resource Development on Prime Recreation Lands From the window of a small plane, the area north of Canyonlands National Park appears as a vast, rolling expanse of white, tan and red sandstone, grayish-green fields of rice grass, sage and blackbrush, punctuated with towering buttes, and incised with deep canyons that fall towards the Green River.
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