Provo's Farmers Market

If I'm not mistaken, there are only a few more Saturdays that the Provo's Farmers Market will be going on. If you haven't had the chance to go yet, you definitely need to.

The first time I went was at the beginning of the summer and Shake Your Peace was there on their bike tour. They were so fun to watch and use "pedal-power" to power their concerts. Audience members hop on a couple of their bikes that they make stationary and connect to their amps. Brittany and I got to power the song 'Juss a Little Bit Mo" and our picture made it on the Provo's Farmers Market blog.

[Ok, so maybe I just think it is just cool that Brittany and my picture was on the blog and am doing some backdoor bragging...]

Of course, there's more than just cool music at Provo's Farmers Market. How about all the amazing food? Yes, please.

Last time I was there I had Argentine empanadas, limeade, little flat French(?) cookies [can't remember what they were called], and probably some other things. It was all so delicious. And of course, the best part was relaxing in the grass and eating with my friends, Scott and Rick.


Also, we saw a bunny!


Deatils:
Saturdays at Pioneer Park
(500 West Center Street)

Take Me Home, Country Roads: Kolob Reservoir

My primary reason for starting this blog was so that people could read it, get excited, and know how to Experience Utah themselves. A "how- to" blog of sorts.

A couple of weekends ago EmThor was kind enough to invite a group of friends and me to her cabin. It was a truly divine weekend.

While I can't tell you "how-to" stay at her cabin specifically and maybe attaining a cabin is a bit too much, my "how to" Experience Utah advice this week is to surround yourself with good people. I had a lot of fun with everyone that came up. Lifelong friends and brand new friends alike, I am really grateful to have had such a fun group with us.

As for some Utah Experiences...One of the highlights of the trip was the lava rock caves. There was a huge area made of these huge lava rock boulders and surrounded by beautiful, green aspens. The boulders had created caves throughout and it was fun trying to navigate through all the nooks to find new caves. It was a really tight squeeze more than once...
Later we went quadding and visited some of the lakes near the cabin, and ended at the Point. What a spectacular view. You could see from Kolob Reservoir to Zion and even down to the North Rim of the Grand Canyon.


An incredible weekend start to finish and a special thanks to EmThor!