Congrats. I like Utah a lot.
Most of my time in Utah has been spent at Dugway Proving Grounds, which is a little less picturesque...
Congrats. I like Utah a lot.
It's 78 with 56% humidity here on the mountain top, but I don't fool myself that it's going to last...was 95 here yesterday with <10% humidity.
Not yet used to getting in my car in the morning and not needing a shirt change for the 8 foot walk through the garage! Sat on deck last nigh at 90 degrees and totally enjoyed it and the view. Humidity is demonic IMHO
Awesome! Congrats to her. Thats 5 min from me. If you wave I’ll probably see you from my house Some nice places to eat in both Sandy & Draper.Daughter will be competing in the national tumbling and trampoline championship in Sandy Utah in about 3 weeks.. About 25 minutes from SLC..Cant wait to get a glimpse however i'm terrified of the airplane ride. will be taking hundreds of photos
I love mine to death, but Lord help! Why would any man want more than one woman?Living amongst Mormons, time for a second and third wife. More wives to make more sammiches. <blue font>
The weather guys usually don't deal with humidity percentages anymore. They use the "dewpoint" instead. Needless to say but the higher the dewpoint the more "humid" it feels and evaporation of sweat is not possible. I'd venture to guess that 78 on the top of MS there in Huntsville feels more humid than 95 in SLC because of the dewpoint differences. Just a guess.It's 78 with 56% humidity here on the mountain top, but I don't fool myself that it's going to last...
The Airplane Ride should be safer than taking a long car ride.Daughter will be competing in the national tumbling and trampoline championship in Sandy Utah in about 3 weeks.. About 25 minutes from SLC..Cant wait to get a glimpse however i'm terrified of the airplane ride. will be taking hundreds of photos
Thanks. Will do. Let me know when you next come out this way.Look up Caputo's Market. They had the best sandwich I'd ever eaten until 2 weeks ago when a place across the street from Yogi Berra Park in STL edged them out.
I lived in Colorado Springs for three years in the early 70s.Congrats on the relocation, Brett. Never been to SLC, but have spent some time in Colorado, specifically, Colorado Springs and the elevation, humidity, etc. were awesome. I am still contemplating a move, but still have no clue where I want to go. It just isn't much fun being alone and having to make a decision of that magnitude.