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Sunday Drive: The magical rainbow of autumn - Park Record (opens the original)
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Back in the day, before guardrails and trailhead parking lots, I spent my favorite autumn mornings navigating a rutted-out Guardsman Pass Road in our Jeep, cautiously pulling over to the edge and setting up a tripod to record the cacophony of color spreading from the flanks of Clayton Peak down to Bonanza Flats. The magic of golden aspens mixed with the deep, rich hues of evergreens — along with rays of early sunshine piercing the gray clouds overhead — created my favorite fall image, which I ca
Sunday Drive: In heaven, there is no beer - Park Record (opens the original)
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Wandering past the Snowbasin moose, we were drawn in by the familiar strains of “In Heaven There Is No Beer,” an American polka classic adapted from the 1956 German song “Im Himmel gibt’s kein Bier.” The Park City Polka Players commanded the Bavarian Stage as families, baby strollers and dogs filled the green grass lawn at the base of the ski resort. It’s Oktoberfest at Snowbasin, or as they say, SnowWiesn! As the leaves begin to turn ever so slightly, and as days get just a little crisper in la
Sunday Drive: Brew tour through the Salt Lake Valley - Park Record (opens the original)
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I sat at the elegant bar nursing my Coconut Stout, my mind wandering back to the last time I was in the more than century-old building on 1100 East. It was December 1989. I walked in to buy my wife, Carole, a Pfaff Hobbymatic sewing machine from Dave Dalton, the longtime proprietor of Shingleton’s Sewing Center. It was the place to go for sewing machines in the valley. The building has evolved over the decades from a grocery store to a sewing center and now a neighborhood taproom — still bringin
Sunday Drive: It's all about the produce - Park Record (opens the original)
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It was the middle of the fourth. The Utah Dirty Sodas were dealing the Reno Aces a stacked deck. All eyes were fixed on center field. Suddenly, the 4-1 score was out of mind. Amid the thundering roar of the crowd, a melon, a carrot, an apple and an ear of corn approached the starting line. Mellie the Melon took the early lead, sprinting toward the finish in right field. On her right, Cornelius Corn had this perpetual smile but not a kernel of oomph to move up. Then out of nowhere, Rooty the Carr
Sunday Drive: The hills are alive - Park Record (opens the original)
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Channeling her inner Julie Andrews from “The Sound of Music,” my wife, Carole, held out her arms and twirled magically in a meadow of golden rabbitbrush high in the Uintas. In the distance, the peaks of the Wasatch Range stood mystically in the haze of wildfire smoke. More than 3,000 feet below, the Weber River coursed through a lush green valley on Thousand Peaks Ranch, down Weber Canyon and on toward Oakley. For a moment, it felt as if we had this immense landscape entirely to ourselves. There
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