On the way to Capitol Reef you always pass through the sleepy town of Loa. Not much of a town, really. A county sheriff at one end of town and another at the coffee shop. This guy at the south end of town looked a little familiar to us, so we turned around - yep! flipped a U-ey right in front of him. He never budged. No flashing lights here - no dash cam. Just the same old deputy with the same old leaden expression on his face. We ran circles around his car - snapped a few pics and were on our way ... faster than ever. You would think that the county could afford to post at least one deputy in the home town of a current US Cabinet member , Secretary Leavitt.
On the way to Capitol Reef you always pass through the sleepy town of Loa. Not much of a town, really. A county sheriff at one end of town and another at the coffee shop. This guy at the south end of town looked a little familiar to us, so we turned around - yep! flipped a U-ey right in front of him. He never budged. No flashing lights here - no dash cam. Just the same old deputy with the same old leaden expression on his face. We ran circles around his car - snapped a few pics and were on our way ... faster than ever. You would think that the county could afford to post at least one deputy in the home town of a current US Cabinet member , Secretary Leavitt.
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