Holiday Inn Express And Suites 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!

... note for "DOMENY". It said our room number and "Please us eonly one bed since you booked for one queen." The room had two doubles. Weird.<br><br>The trip TO Utah was cool, though. We drove through the Mojave desert. We drove down the Vegas Strip and decided we don't need to return. We crossed the borders of 4 states.<br><br>It begins.

... bus kept on stopping at Alhambra and other places before the man behind the wheel asked all of us to get out of the bus for a transfer. ****! Okay? So I had to go to the restroom, but we ended up going to one that really sucked. No toilet paper, the floors were wet, plus the bathroom line was long for BOTH males and females, which indicated that the restroom is only for men AND women. That was great! &gt;_&lt; <br><br>At least the bus we went to was ...

... ski jumping, bobsledding, lugeing and the skeleton race &#8211; which is actually the safest of the three sliding sports. (Bet you wouldn&#8217;t have guessed that! I didn&#8217;t.) This center is the home turf for many international teams, including the famed ...

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!

About this blog:<br><br>This travel blog isn't typical. I didn't start writing it at the beginning of my travels. I started this blog after I moved back to Utah from Hawaii, which I realized had become a common occurrence in my life. Leave Utah, move back, leave, move back. It all goes back to the U.S. higher education system and money, which would take me forever to explain so I'll just leave it at that. I wrote the entries from Hawaii ...

... given to friends or to charity at least half of them. I did the same with "stuff" in the bathroom, kitchen, basement, and garage. The load has been lightened and it feels great. On Park City First official stop was Park City. A liberal town in the heart of the mountains of Utah. Spent 5 relaxing days with my friend, Denise, from graduate school and her partner, Carol. The weather was perfect. Spent time hiking, going to an outdoor concert at the top of one of the ...

... then, it started to rain on me and I quickly found out why they called it Slickrock. It may have been slippery, but I made it back in one piece and so did my bike after an hour and a half of the most tiring bicycling I have ever done. Saturday - During the night, the winds picked up a lot and they were strong enough to rock our house. We could hear it howling right outside our door. Nothing was damaged, but it sure did make us a little bit nervous. You know how those tornadoes ...