Utah aka: UT

I just drove through it. It was really cool though. The scenery was awesome!

It is humanly impossible to stand outside, in Ogden, and not see a single mountain in view.

The people are friendly.
Sometimes, there-might-be-something-wrong-with-them friendly.
lol

I loved it.
My cousin lives on an old Military housing site. They built tons of small homes, all looking pretty much the same, to house people in the Military a long, long time ago.

I can’t remember what year he said all of the houses were built, but he still has the same carpet in his living room from that eara… so I know it was a long time ago!

lol

Salt Lake City was AMAZING. We went to this place, I can’t really remember what it was called, but for a couple moments I felt like I was in another country.
There was a huge fountain outside these neat buildings.

Ah, I love it there.

I just think it’s really weird that it’s illegal to play the Lottery anywhere in the state! And the Mormons will really try to convert you, but they are nice and really understand and aren’t mean or bothersome about it if you say “oh, no thank you” and be on your way.
I think they’re really strict on alcohol there, too. I don’t remember. I went there before I was 21.

I know there’s a lot of other weird laws.

I was simply floored by the beauty of the canyons and deserts of Utah.As you drive into them it feels surreal as if you are going to drive off into the mouth of hell.The red colors are beautiful.Ive never seen anything like it!Be careful though,dont let the low humidity fool you I was sunburned through the windows of my car

i spent over 10 years of my life here in west piont and it’s awsome the steriotype of utah is that they are all mormom i guess most mormoms are here but i’m christain and went to 2 different cristain schools

My family is going to Utah in August for a 10-day family vacation. I’m really looking forward to seeing the mountains, desert, and Salt Lake City all in one trip!