Leaving Panguitch was not easy. Kayla's bike tire  was flat when i was ready to go. We tried to buy a tube but the town didn't have any that would fit. We patched and then it would go flat again. After a few times of that we managed to leave town. The patch held....For like 15 miles. We resorted to forcing MY oversized thorn resistant spare tube into Kayla's small tires. In desperation we managed to force them in. 
Kayla's flats were not the only obstacle we encountered when we were trying to leave Panguitch. We were at a campsite called HitchNpost. I couldn't leave the bathroom. If you want to hear this story, leave me a comment on the comments section. 
We rode past Bryce Canyon. The actual canyon was like 3 miles off route and we didn't want to part too much from our route so we skipped it even though we were told it was a must see. Maybe we'll come back some day. Regardless, we entered national parks that had beautiful terrain. I'll post pictures. Today we also ran into 3 guys who were also riding bikes across the country, they were headed west. 
We arrived at the town of Tropic were we set up camp. I may have been too tired to know what was going on but I'm somewhat sure that there was loud music playing all night long or at least past 2am. It was odd because it sounded like music in Spanish and it was weirder because every song sounded like Vicente Fernandez, some of which I had never heard. Tomorrow we ride to Escalante where we are supposed to ask about Calf Creek Falls.