[demshateGod]

A couple old ladies in a burger joint mocked and laughed me when I told them I was a Baptist. I think those were the only Mormons I didn’t particularly like. One of them said, “I’m Mrs. Sullivan, and she’s also Mrs. Sullivan.” I think I know what that means.

What do you mean “it’s very different”? Talk about different, we drove around Colorado City.

[Utah Binger]

Different in the sense that “Long Valley” is replete with Mormon families whose lineage dates back to the original founders of the region. Their livelihood is based on two things. Farming and tourism. They are quite isolated in many ways, however have learned how to appreciate/accommodate outsiders and our approach to doing business. And, they put up with me. That's the best part.

Colorcountry may have a slightly different slant, however she comes from one of the small towns, just up the road a piece.