What do you like about living in Utah?? (Provo: camping, cars)

[Lmejh]

Originally Posted by cinnabon

I may have to take issue with this one! When I moved here 33rd was in the middle of being torn up - and it's the middle of how I get almost anywhere. But most of all - Rt. 80!!! I cannot WAIT for the Sugarhouse exit West bound ramp to open. I can't believe they shut that and the West bound ramp at 700 at the same time - for such a long time! Among other things, it makes getting to the airport a big hassle.

Ha, well, I was being sarcastic. Road construction is really horrible here, even though we get a slight reprieve in the winter. 33rd South really was a hassle - it seemed as if they would tear the road up after they already repaved it. Thankfully, they've moved on to 35th on the west side now.

[cinnabon]

Originally Posted by Lmejh

Ha, well, I was being sarcastic.

lol Well that explains it!

[Chickrae]

Days of 47 parade.

Biking on Antelope Island - Moonlight bike event

[stycotl]

I need to find out about this - sounds awesome! This is different from the place near Heber City (I think?) where there is some spring or something you can dive with tropical fish?

Bonneville Seabase - Utah Scuba Diving and Snorkeling Location - Inland Scuba Diving and Snorkeling

i haven't seen anything about one in heber city. you been there?

this place is pretty cool, though it has been years since i went there. it certainly doesn't compare to an actual ocean reef, but as far as a reef in utah, it's the closest thing that i am aware of. they even have (had maybe) a statue, a little cherub called pierre that had an air hose attached to his package; he actual peed air (pee-air, get it?).

as far as road construction, i think that they got stuck in the olympic reconstruction phase, and still think that they need to redo every road in a geographic area at the same time. where's the rush? i dunno. some people think we're getting the olympics here again before 2020, so who knows?

aaron out.

[cinnabon]

Originally Posted by stycotl

Bonneville Seabase - Utah Scuba Diving and Snorkeling Location - Inland Scuba Diving and Snorkeling

i haven't seen anything about one in heber city. you been there?

this place is pretty cool, though it has been years since i went there. it certainly doesn't compare to an actual ocean reef, but as far as a reef in utah, it's the closest thing that i am aware of. they even have (had maybe) a statue, a little cherub called pierre that had an air hose attached to his package; he actual peed air (pee-air, get it?).

aaron out.

That looks SO cool!!! LOL about Pierre!

The one I was thinking of is Homestead Crater in Midway
Utah Resorts, Park City Hotels & Midway Lodging - Homestead Resort

[The Big Bad Wolf]

Hi : Living in Price , some times in Seattle but mostly in Price . Close to the Manti-LaSal forest and close to the desert . My work takes me to the Uintah Mountains and all along the Wasatch front . I moved here from Hermosa Beach , CA in 1971 and think Utah is a great State to live in .

[Katzpur]

Originally Posted by The Big Bad Wolf

Hi : Living in Price , some times in Seattle but mostly in Price . Close to the Manti-LaSal forest and close to the desert .

My husband grew up in Spring Canyon. It was one of the coal camps up the mountain outside of Helper. It's a ghost town now, which was really depressing to me when my husband took me there. Have you ever been up the mountain into any of those little towns?

[MAtheBanker]

The Provo Canyon bike trail
The Heber Creeper
Fishing with my dad at Payson lakes
Los Hermanos restaurant in Provo
The Red Lantern restaurant in Provo--now closed
Getting stuck in Sardine Canyon during a snow storm
Comedy Sportz in Provo
Provo Freedom Festival week and all the festivities
Riding TRAX to General Conference
Walking to church
Sitting outside in the winter and watching cars go by and start sliding on the ice during really bad storms
I could go on and on...

I never thought I'd say this, but I miss Utah :/

[michelleleigh]

Wow and i though my husband and I were the only ones who would watch the sliding speeding cars,(allways feel bad about it and allways say a prayer that the people are safe) I love looking at the mountains, and the sky is almost as blue as New Mexico's when its a clear day. When the baby gets older I am going to take the kiddos on hikes and stuff.

[Chickrae]

Originally Posted by MAtheBanker

The Provo Canyon bike trail
The Heber Creeper
Fishing with my dad at Payson lakes
Los Hermanos restaurant in Provo
The Red Lantern restaurant in Provo--now closed
Getting stuck in Sardine Canyon during a snow storm
Comedy Sportz in Provo
Provo Freedom Festival week and all the festivities
Riding TRAX to General Conference
Walking to church
Sitting outside in the winter and watching cars go by and start sliding on the ice during really bad storms
I could go on and on...

I never thought I'd say this, but I miss Utah :/

Wow...alot of things I never remembered about Utah. Have to agree....miss the walking to church also!