Headed to California, with a Laptop on my Knee

After a week back after a trip to Atlanta Georgia I am once again packing to head to the airport. This time heading for Autodesk HQ in San Rafael California and a afternoon trip to Los Angeles.

I was not stationary over the weekend as I took my oldest son down to Moab Utah for some rock climbing/hiking and to see what was left of the recently fallen Wall Arch at Arches National Park. The arch is gone except a large pike of sandstone and the sign which the infamous Matt Murphy Clay Head Sculpture posed with.

After a week back after a trip to Atlanta Georgia I am once again packing to head to the airport. This time heading for Autodesk HQ in San Rafael California and a afternoon trip to Los Angeles on Thursday.

I was not stationary over the weekend as I took my oldest son down to Moab Utah for some rock climbing/hiking and to see what was left of the recently fallen Wall Arch at Arches National Park. The arch is gone except a large pike of sandstone  and the sign which the infamous Matt Murphy Clay Head Sculpture posed with. Yes, I packed the clay head on a hot difficult rock climb and hike and believe me the clay is showing the marks of its world travel. I am still hopeful to have a piece of it for Autodesk University Japan (AUJ) in Japan and Autodesk University (AU) in Las Vegas in November just know it may no longer look like it did when born at AU 2007.

8-31-08 moab hike profile

Only the Sign Remains Matt Murphy Clay Head Sculpture & the Historic Wall Arch SignWall Arch Remnants Thunderhead Growing near Book Cliffs ala DramaticMorning on the Trail Devils Garden Trail

Note to Autodesk CEO Carl Bass…Carl, can we move the Autodesk Headquarters to Moab Utah? 🙂

Cheers,
Shaan

Shaan Hurley
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2 Comments

  1. hmmm, The Matt Head is starting to look like a cross between Zoot and Floyd…
    (Sax player and Bassist for Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem of Muppet Fame)
    gotta get a pic in Vegas….

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