The Mormon Temple. Not quite as impressive as "our" Temple in DC, but considering what they had to work with at the time it was built, pretty amazing. It took 40 years to build.
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- Crossing Nebraska, the flocks of birds overhead we...
- One of the Union Pacific "Big Boys" that used to r...
- We spent a good bit of time at the Union Pacific R...
- Fred was delighted to see streetcars in Salt Lake ...
- The Mormon Temple. Not quite as impressive as "ou...
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- After a tour of Temple Square, we went to an organ...
- Salt Lake City was a fascinating place. Here is t...
- We visited the Bonneville Salt Flats. Unfortunate...
- At the historic gold site, we found a quilt show! ...
- The site of Sutter's Mill
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- To our surprise, there was actually a jackass at t...
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- From LeGrand, CA we went on to the rough life in M...
- Ron was nice enough to wash the MINI for us.
- This great blue heron thought the fish pond was st...
- It's fun to visit the Dinsmores as they have quite...
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- Sequioa National Park Ski Lodge. This banjo playe...
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- The General Sherman Tree at Sequioa National Park.
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