Huntsville

The lake is really low right now, and I remember the lake being low...

I mean, not as low as it is now, but over in Huntsville, we took the dune buggy out in the lake bottoms one day.

Were you there for that?

I, I was not there-

... she came up and had a...

She's a quilt maker, and she set up this gorgeous quilt that she had just finished, and did a raffle for the quilt, and sent all the, sent all the money for the quilt to us.

And, um, and then the, the Huntsville Charity Garage Sale, which I didn't...

I don't think it was, happened when we were kids.

If we were to pave the Kamas Valley and put a bunch of homes in there, it would really have very disastrous effects on that watershed.

Another 100 acres has been protected in the Ogden Valley near Huntsville.

Fox says two additional conservation easements in Oakley are also moving forward.

The Oakley City Council is expected to consider easements covering 40 acres and another 450 acres of the Ure family property, which could eventually include recreational biking and hiking trails.

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First time back in Salt Lake in a couple of weeks, you know, I think July 1st up in Huntsville in my forest dwelling

girl.

So when you said that, I was like, we have to talk more about that.

Yeah.

but it was really uncomfortable in the beginning and now I'm comfortable in it.

Now I'm like, I don't, there will be this chapter of like, how do I reintegrate into, how do I bring those two? I keep being like, well, I, then I, then I want this life, this Huntsville life.

Right.

They were, they were crazy to do that, for sure.

Um, I think Huntsville Town's pretty old though.

Like-

Yeah.

Um, but 100 South, First South in Huntsville, the road that goes up South Fork Canyon and-

Mm-hmm

... you know, down into Huntsville Town, there's a lot of fields on either side of the road right there that we cut and bale.

And then, uh, this year, um, you know, I work with Tom Summers.

And I was at St. Bonaventure's in New York and Sandily Ray in California.

and Santa Barbara in Santa Barbara, the old mission, and then to a place in Huntsville, Utah, a community of Cistercians of the strict observance, normally called Trappists.

If you can imagine me taking a bow of silence.

I mention that only because it was fascinating.

So if it's a repeat customer, I obviously will always travel for people.

Or if it's a designer that has a project in Huntsville or wherever.

Yeah, of course.

There's different people in the industry that I respect.