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Another Great Recommendation for Utah

By On February 22, 2016 · Leave a Comment

We told you how exquisite fly fishing is here in Utah. DEQ Executive Director Alan Matheson’s passion for fly-fishing lured him to Utah to become the founding director of Trout Unlimited’s Utah Water Project. This essay speaks to us about our love for Utah and the outdoors. Here is an article I came […]

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Beautiful Millcreek Canyon

By On July 20, 2015 · Leave a Comment

 

I have found a YouTube video that will guide you through Millcreek Canyon. Our condo’s are just next to this beautiful canyon. Come stay with us our prices are great this time of year. If you are staying with us ignore the directions we will tell you how to get there…

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Utah Pictorial and Song

By On July 6, 2015 · Leave a Comment

I was looking for some beautiful video’s to show you the splendor of Utah and I came across a photographic pictorial – with a song written about Utah! Who knew….

Our state is so beautiful – with so many amazing things to do during the summer.

If you love the mountains, fishing, […]

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4th of July 2015

By On June 25, 2015 · Leave a Comment

Magna

Fourth of July – Small Town Big 4th. 

Lions Club Breakfast 7:00 – 11:00am @ Magna Copper Park, Donations accepted please
Parade 12:00 Noon on Magna Main Street – Parade Signup
Games & Inflatable’s @ Magna Copper Park  1:30pm – 10:00pm $12 wristbands unlimited rides, $0.50 for game […]

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Free Summer Fun Salt Lake City Utah

By On June 19, 2015 · Leave a Comment

June brings some of Salt Lake city’s most exciting outdoor events including the Pride Festival, SLC Arts Festival and the Salt Lake Farmer’s Market. Real Salt Lake, and the Salt Lake Bees play in June. There’s something for everyone in SLC this month, so here’s to a terrific summer!


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Cooking in Red Butte Garden…

By On June 3, 2015 · Leave a Comment

If you love Indian food as much as I do your will be delighted to find that every Thursday until August 5, Purnima Gandhi is in the herb garden preparing a menu of delicious Indian cuisine and providing step-by-step instructions for each dish! Only 12 people per class – to register on-line and get […]

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Utah’s Ghost Towns – Grafton, Utah

By On June 1, 2015 · Leave a Comment

Here is the second in our series of Utah’s Ghost Towns – these old towns are so fascinating.

Picture Shot by Howard Hamilton – Website

Grafton Utah

Grafton was abandoned in the mid – 1800’s during the Black Hawk War, when residents were terrified of being killed American Indian Raids. Rumor […]

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Utah Ghost Towns – Cisco

By On May 28, 2015 · Leave a Comment

If you are into ghost towns you simply must visit Utah. We have so many ghost towns for you to explore.


I am going to do a series of articles on different ghost towns you can visit so sign up to receive this automatically in the mail…

In the desolate […]

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Utah’s edible Plants

By On May 25, 2015 · Leave a Comment

I have always been fascinated with the Idea of using unusual plants in our food. I really like using pink roses in my salad (it seems so romantic) as I was thinking about this, I thought I would do a little research and see what edible plants Utah has to offer. It would be […]

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Rock Climbing in Big Cottonwood Canyon

By On April 27, 2015 · Leave a Comment

Do you like rock climbing if so you need to come visit us here in Utah? There’s great climbing in practically every area of the state. You’ve just got to know where to look. The variety of surfaces are amazing shale, sandstone, granite, redrock we have them all.

Big Cottonwood Canyon has many crags to […]

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