So...This weekend Janell and I decided to go to Cathedral Gorge. What's that you ask?

As you can see, it's a whole bunch of mud that has formed some beautiful caves and mountainy things. It's about 80 miles from Cedar City, UT.

Janell and I decided to explore some of the caves because it was a beautiful day. It was about 70°
We did some hiking and climbing and took some pictures in the meantime

Here's me and Janell

And here I am after scaling the treacherous mud mountain.
We decided to take a hike (as others have suggested to us before) and soon we were getting hot. We said, "God, a little rain would feel good right about now...but only a little please." We continued until we got to the top of Miller Peak. We caught our breath and looked around. It was beautiful (except for the paved road behind the overlook that took tourists directly to where we were.)We realized that during our hike, the sky had begun to darken. We sat for a while and heard thunder rolling across the sky. We heard one drop of rain fall to the ground and decided that we had better go back down the hiking trail before it got slippery.
It started sprinkling. Soon the sprinkles became a little bigger and fell a little faster. We finally reached flat land and relaxed for a bit. The rain felt good. And then we looked up and saw an ominous cloud starting to roll in.

We watched it move across the sky in awe. It was moving pretty fast. Soon we saw the first bolt of lightning and the wind picked up considerably. We walked faster to get to the van (we borrowed it from Janell's mom) and before we knew it, it was raining at full force. We ran to get to the van and jumped in the back so we wouldn't get mud everywhere. Everything outside was soaking. we watched the lightning, wind and rain for a while and then decided that we had better get going before the roads got too dangerous.
We started driving back towards Vegas in the rain. Lightning was all around us. All of the sudden the rain started getting louder. The sound of the rain on the windshield got so loud that Janell and I had to yell at eachother to hear. I looked at the temperature: 47°. Janell noticed that the 'rain' was starting to stick to the windows and the road. It was hail. It continued to attack us for several minutes. It sounded as though we were driving through a war field. We were worried that there would be dents on the van (upon inspection there were no dents, thank God) The rest of the drive home was uneventful.
Overall we both had fun. Everything happened in perfect timing. I am very happy that we decided to hike back down when we did otherwise we would have been muddy messes stuck in the rain. So anyway...that was my Saturday....