I had a broken camera. No really, honestly I had a broken camera. But, the situation has been rectified through purchasing another one. Hopefully, I won't lose touch with my blog friends any time soon. By the way, thanks to those who invited me to their flickr fraternities. The invitations make it sound like I'm going to some exculusive party or a dance or something. For just a moment in my mundane, everyday existence, I felt special. Below are more pics of, yep you guessed it, DISC GOLF!! NO COMMERCIALS, NO MERCY!!!! (watch Anchorman if that didn't make any sense)

One of the coolest sunsets I've seen in a while. This one taken from the backdoor @ Kachina. By the way, Nathan Price (aka. da bone, or international man of mystery), there's been some rather interesting changes that have taken place there concerning myself, and a certain girl named Stephanie Powers. Details upon request.

We call this the "thicket hole." It can't be more than 200 ft. but as you can see, there's no evident fairway, and just beyond the trees, there's a field of prickley little bushes. If you're lucky, your disc can navigate around all the negativity. But, more often than not, you clock a tree, or your disc lands right in the middle of the thuckin fickets.

This is Nate on the stump hole @ Mund's. Tripped me out when I first looked at this photo. The orb above his head looks like a disc, which would not amount to a decent drive. Alas, after thorough investigation his disc is traveling safely down the fairway. Whew!!!

Last hole @ Mund's = last call for alcohol. There's a flagged tree down there somewhere!

Sunsets have to be the most photographed phenomenon ever, but they never get old.

Yet another wonderful day of disc golf in God's country. (sorry if that offends any Utards since you guys have officially labeled your territory God's country as well)