Travel: White Pocket 1
2023-05-03 - Northern Arizona - Photo by Robert Ellis, Robert Ellis Woodworking
Robert writes, "White Pocket lies in a remote region of the Paria Plateau and is part of the Vermillon Cliffs National Monument. Six miles Northwest of here lies the ever-popular 'Wave'. The Wave has restricted access, it's nearly impossible to get a permit, and for now, the White Pocket is still open for anyone that wants to visit. However, our guide mentioned there's talk of White Pocket likely going to a permit system as well, due to its growing popularity.
It takes a little over two hours to get here from Kanab, Utah. Half of the ride is dirt/gravel/sand and requires high clearance 4 wheel drive. There are a few tour companies in Kanab that will take you here. We were very happy with the one we chose... a friendly tour guide that gave us all the time we wanted for picture-taking. He was also very knowledgeable of the area and pointed out numerous spots that might get overlooked, or rushed by.
We spent hours exploring this one square mile of geological WONDER!!!"
More from Robert's trip:
2023-05-03 - Northern Arizona - Photo by Robert Ellis, Robert Ellis Woodworking
Robert writes, "White Pocket lies in a remote region of the Paria Plateau and is part of the Vermillon Cliffs National Monument. Six miles Northwest of here lies the ever-popular 'Wave'. The Wave has restricted access, it's nearly impossible to get a permit, and for now, the White Pocket is still open for anyone that wants to visit. However, our guide mentioned there's talk of White Pocket likely going to a permit system as well, due to its growing popularity.
It takes a little over two hours to get here from Kanab, Utah. Half of the ride is dirt/gravel/sand and requires high clearance 4 wheel drive. There are a few tour companies in Kanab that will take you here. We were very happy with the one we chose... a friendly tour guide that gave us all the time we wanted for picture-taking. He was also very knowledgeable of the area and pointed out numerous spots that might get overlooked, or rushed by.
We spent hours exploring this one square mile of geological WONDER!!!"
More from Robert's trip:
- Travel: White Pocket 1
- Travel: White Pocket 2
- Travel: White Pocket 3
JR Thompson, FBLA adviser, cheering his students
2023-05-03 - Louisville, KY - Photo from FBLA
Adair County FBLA, under the direction of JR Thompson, and 47 ACHS students represented the district at the 2023 State Convention in Louisville.
Several students who won state awards will advance to represent Adair County and Kentucky at the National FBLA Convention this June in Atlanta, Georgia (pending Board of Education Approval).
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2023-05-03 - Louisville, KY - Photo from FBLA
Adair County FBLA, under the direction of JR Thompson, and 47 ACHS students represented the district at the 2023 State Convention in Louisville.
Several students who won state awards will advance to represent Adair County and Kentucky at the National FBLA Convention this June in Atlanta, Georgia (pending Board of Education Approval).
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ACHS FBLA 2023 at state convention
2023-05-03 - Louisville, KY - Photo from FBLA
Adair County High School Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) brought home 1st place for the "Largest Chapter Growth" in state competition at the convention last week, along with several individual winners. Director JR Thompson writes, "Everywhere we went, I heard, 'your students are the most respectful students we've ever served!' Good job to Adair County for raising the BEST future leaders...we have so much to be proud of here in AC!" FBLA photo taken looking out over the Ohio River from downtown Louisville. Comments | Permalink
2023-05-03 - Louisville, KY - Photo from FBLA
Adair County High School Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) brought home 1st place for the "Largest Chapter Growth" in state competition at the convention last week, along with several individual winners. Director JR Thompson writes, "Everywhere we went, I heard, 'your students are the most respectful students we've ever served!' Good job to Adair County for raising the BEST future leaders...we have so much to be proud of here in AC!" FBLA photo taken looking out over the Ohio River from downtown Louisville. Comments | Permalink
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