Carriage House Condos Park City

... day progressed, however, we found ourselves looking up into the horizon and seeing a black-blue wall of a Utah desert flash flood coming up on us rather quickly. We ran back to the cars amid the rain/hail which continued into the night, yet Apples, Andres, and Elisa managed to get a raging fire going, so we weren't entirely freezing until we got into the tents.<br>We'll save the rest for the next entry!

We were went out for our Camfel tour on Monday. We have 2 1/2 days to make it to Illinoise for our first show. Here goes road tripping across the country!<br><br>We have loved it. The first night we stayed in Manti, Utah. Expedia found a shady motel way too far off the route. They were closed when we arrived, but on the office door was ...

... tour bus, my first day out of California, and my first day getting into the open road to the Midwestern United States. Heck, this is my first time going to the states I have mentioned in my blog (minus Utah, Arizona, and Nevada). I'm looking forward to hitting up Idaho, Wyoming, Montana, Colorado, and South Dakota for my first try. 5 new states to see, 5 new states to explore! I can't wait for them all! <br><br>And so our journey begins.<br><br>On Saturday ...

the 75 miles from Provo to Price are very beautiful I would imagine on a nicer day with better road conditions. Hwy 6 is under construction most of the way. We got up early to try to aviod some of the traffic. That ment 5am breakfast and 6:15 on the road. Unlike Florida the wind is up early and we had to go through a canyon that has a wind farm in it and of course the ...

So i went and rode ATV's in the sand dunes of Utah, a place called little sahara, about an hour and a half from salt lake or so, professionals go here, and this was my first time going to go ride in sand... it was crazy!! had a blast though, and i did well for my first time, at least i think so... I edited and made a cool movie out of the video's i took, so enjoy the videos and photos!

... up Big Cottonwood Canyon just can't be beat. The problem with this canyon though, is when these heavy snowfalls happen the canyon is often closed for a while, or at least a few hours in the morning, and traffic up the canyon is real bad. Also cars need to have four-wheel drive or at least snow-chains on the tires. <br><br>Sundance has some beautiful ...

... to go. We searched around the houses nearby where we found him, and asked around at the nearest convience store, but no one knew where he belonged. So with no other choice, we adopted him as our own. The Shirley-Chavez (or Chavez-Shirley if you perfer, i have no preference) now has a new member. We named him Indie after Indiana Jones due to his adventurous nature.

... br><br>"All men and women are born, live suffer and die; what distinguishes us one from another is our dreams, whether they be dreams about worldly or unworldly things, and what we do to make them come about... We do not choose to be born. We do not choose our parents. We do not choose our historical epoch, the country of our birth, or the immediate circumstances of our upbringing. We do not, most of us, choose to die;nor do we choose ...

... him. They made a deal that if Collin wouldn't roll his eyes anymore then he wouldn't smoke and they shook on it. The boys went to camp all day at Promontory and made deviled eggs for "dinosaur eggs" to eat. While they were in camp, I ran around town looking for home furnishings at the consignment shops and dealt with the details for the townhouse.

... out a house and adjoining restaurant out of the side of a mountain. It sort of made me think of the Flintstones in Bedrock. The miner was also a taxidermist and he stuffed his mule and his horse and positioned them like furniture inside the house. That part was too weird for our tastes, but the house was kind of cool nonetheless. Our next stop was to one of only three wineries in Utah. The owner of Spanish Valley Vineyards was very courteous and he explained to us the ...