Posted on 03/15/2020 12:55:14 PM PDT by ransomnote
Rice & Lynch both qualify in my view. Thanks.
I’m curious what your terrain composition is? Solid rock? Sandstone? Mixed soil & rocks? River born or lake silt?
Sorry for not answering right away, had some friends call to see how things were, we girls don’t meet right now, we call every day to see how we all are...I’m not the only one being ‘ imprisioned’ ROFLOL...
Anyway, Utah used to be eons ago ‘Bonneville Lake’ and now it’s the Great Salt Lake, Utah Lake, and we have Bear Lake, and a few others, The Rockie Mountains are right out my window, they have hiking trails, parks, etc...You go up Parley’s Canyon and that is ‘ski country’...it’s a beautiful state...We had the Winter Olympics when Georgie Bush was POTUS...we have the ski resorts for it, the snow for it...
Then we have Lake Powell, Oh My Gosh beautiful place to take out a big boat and stay on the water for days, fishing also...then we have The Grand Canyon, breathtaking...then you have the Copper Mountain where they mine copper, my Great Grandfather and Grandfather came from Italy and France to America and worked the mine, my Great Grandmother was the first woman to be buried in Sandy City Cemetary, I know a lot of this history isn’t important to anyone other to me, but my roots started here in Utah...my whole family is Catholic, I went to Catholic School in Provo, my Grandmother’s sister and her husband started the ‘Spencer Farms’ in American Fork and worked for Green Giant until they got so old they couldn’t...the farm in now a free way...life goes on, in the summer I worked the farm and dairy...oh the stories...I even worked at the Cannery in the summer sometimes...
https://utah.com/salt-lake-city/history
https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/Early_Utah_History
I hope these two links will give you an idea about the beauty of this State...it’s not all Mormons...there are others that live here that helped for the State into what it is today...
Love your narrative. Thanks for the links.
Yeah, I love the natural beauty of Utah. Moab is great, too.
I guess you noticed that old “Moroni” got his trumpet shaken loose to crash to the ground. LOL. Sounds like the Mormons are trying to retrofit the whole structure against seismic damage potential.
Then there are the rumors about the secret tunnels under the temple going various places with very strange goings on and critters involved. LOL.
Anyway—I plan to give you my responses when I check your links out. Now, back to bed.
Much appreciate the links.
They might be able to exhume a couple old school good ones and prop their mouldery remains up for show!
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