After we left the camp site we drove to Salt Lake City, Utah. We got to the camp ground and set up the tent. The air was crisp and cool. We wanted to take a look at down town Salt Lake City.

Salt Lake City is a beautiful city. The weather was great. Cool breeze and sunny. We were told by a waitress that they were getting late snows and some flooding from the snow on the mountains.

We went in to down town to see the Temple Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.

The grounds were beautiful.

These Indian heads were on a lamp posts downtown.

Utah is called the Beehive state. You can read more
here is you would like.

The architecture of some of the building was so interesting as you can see.

As I write this post I am actually at safe and sound at home. We got home last night. Unfortunately I did not have internet connections so I will be finishing up my posts for my kids. You are welcome to follow along. We had a fabulous time and I have more to share.
With Passion,
Carrie P.
Wow that's beautiful! I didn't know it was called the beehive state. Love the Indian heads. Welcome home, Carrie, I'm looking forward to seeing more pictures!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a grand trip! I love spending time out West any chance I get.
ReplyDeleteGlad you are home safe and sound. Thank you for sharing your wonderful pictures.
ReplyDeleteWelcome Home Carrie!! I have been really enjoying your cronicles of your trip....it brings back so many memories :0)
ReplyDeleteCrispy
Oh my, carrie, you really have a great eye for what people want to see. Seeing your pictures, I certainly think I should visit Utah one day. Beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteLater today I am going to get a map to see all the States you went through.
Carrie, they are beautiful pictures of Salt Lake City! I lived there for 7 years and you are right, the temple grounds are just beautiful. I'm glad you enjoyed the city! What a great trip you've had. I've enjoyed reading about it:)
ReplyDeleteThis is one of the places I've never been to and after your photos, I want to make sure to go!
ReplyDelete