At the No Name Saloon in Park City, Utah...

Looks like the TDC is trying to attract the well to do who visit Park City. :funn:-- Your bed tax dollars hard at work. :floor:

That town make SoWal seem like a cheap place to live :funn:

If it's a felony, it's a funn one.

Looks to me like we need a Park City sign for the Red Bar.

Now THERE's a funn idea! :floor:

On my way home from Destin Sunday, I drove the whole length of 30A instead of taking 98. Judging by the condition of the similar signs at Grayton, Seaside, etc., that sign has been indoors in Park City for a long time. It looks much newer than the ones that have been out in the weather here.

On my way home from Destin Sunday, I drove the whole length of 30A instead of taking 98. Judging by the condition of the similar signs at Grayton, Seaside, etc., that sign has been indoors in Park City for a long time. It looks much newer than the ones that have been out in the weather here.

Do any mountain biking while you were out there :idontno:

Do any mountain biking while you were out there :idontno:

No, but I bet it's spectacular. It was my first time out there and I didn't really know what to expect. I'll be back out there next fall and know what to do.

We went to Antelope Island in the Great Salt Lake. It's like being on the moon, or some other equally absurd comparison. Nothing like it in my experience.

I did go to Soldier Hollow for the "Soldier Hollow Sheep Dog Classic". It's an international invitational for Border Collies. Yeah, I know, it sounds dull, watching a dog chase some sheep around. But it's pretty surprising what the best handlers and dogs can do. I've seen it on TV before, but the part I didn't know was that the sheep have never ever been around people, dogs, pens, or gates before the contest. Just wandering around out in a field. On this forum, I hate to use the word "virgin". In that light, it's pretty surprising they can be herded around at all.