Holiday Inn Exp Stes Richfield

... me the car again, but then couldn't as he was to busy with work to come get me as he lives 3 hrs drive away. So this trip I have to rely up on the bus system. That's not a problem as I used to ride the buses all the time when I lived here yrs ago. But where I am staying in South Jordan the buses are non-existent. So I can't see myself having many adventures until my filming starts. <br><br>But the snow is great! It looks so white over here and makes you miss those old wintry days in England.

... first day. Back at Maren's I just settled and got warm again. But I could still feel a few chills in my back and just hoped I wasn't going to get a chill or flu or something to affect my filming on Wednesday. I waited up till 9:30 (as I was knackered) so I could see Maren. She really is a good friend and certainly has made these two trips possible. So it was good to see her and we chatted about what has been going on in our lives since we last saw each other.<br> And finally time for bed!

... to see people washing our windows at every street light with newspaper, more kids begging on the street and the poverty that existed in more rural communities.  The further we were outside of the main touristy areas, the less people spoke any English as well.  I remember once we parked the car to go into a store.  A man came over to wash the front window.  My dad just gave him a bunch of money to get him to go away, then we went inside.  When we came out ...

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... drive up the canyon at eat at one of picnic sites. They had picked up salads for everyone, then realized after seeing a sign that said "church fork" that they hadn't picked up any forks for us to eat our salads! We finally found forks at Log Haven, which is a restaurant as well a site for weddings and other events. It's a nice place, I'll have to try the food there ...

... slept in a duality of comfort last night; finally on matresses, yet with 5 people in the little motel 6 room, finally getting clean, yet with a shower that we think is the ******* child of a plant mister. Overall, we're all pretty happy right now, and once we finish our coffee and go pick up Nathan, the friendly stranger we met last night, we're on our way down to Joe's Valley to climb something!

This is my first fall since 2006. Wow. It's so pretty here in Salt Lake City, and the weather is great. I just discovered pumpkin ice cream too. I guess it only comes out this time of year. So good!<br><br>I am still sick though, not my favorite.<br><br>Anyway this is a rather pointless entry, I'm just letting ...

... pump gas station before the estimated 70 mile rest stop that the GPS informed us was the nearest. 86 Octane for $4.07, fantastic. I bought 3 gallons and had Evan speed away as quickly as possible..a toothless woman in pick-up truck was chatting us up a little too much. As we got closer to Arches we noticed large plumes of smoke rising in the distance. As we got closer, we clearly viewed what appeared to be an extremely large fire burning out of control in the ...

... of states visited or driven through, Hawaii, Washington, Idaho, California, Idaho, Utah of course, Arizona, Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas, Louisiana(hubby from here) Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia, New York, DC, Connecticut, New Jersey. I have driven across the ...

Salt Lake City. The very name presents me with images of grandeur and beautiful white buildings reminiscent of Tar Valon (for those of you who have read The Wheel of Time), with a sweeping landscape of mountains and crisp, white salt flats. The reality is somewhat less idealistic. The whole town is another overblown, pointlessly oversized area of roads and buildings which, with a bit more careful planning ...