“We got up early and had breakfast and started on the task of cleaning out our campsite (Sariah 1). Breakfast was leftovers of everything, rather interesting really:
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From Heber we went to SLC where we found a land management office and got 4 stamps. We parked under the Conference Center and strolled Temple Square. The planters were being refaced with granite and so it was a bit noisy. At the North Visitor Center we saw the Christus Statue, but not it’s presentation. While Denise made arrangements to see her friend Jenny, AJ and I looked at a presentation on prophets. The church had a lot of good exhibits. We met Denise’s friend Jenny at a place called the Fallafel House and had middle eastern food.
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They still wanted to talk so we went to Sugar House Park. Having many coffee houses and churches not of the LDS faith, it was defunately the non-Mormon part of town. We saw a place called Snelgroves and thought we could get ice cream but it turned out to be a distributorship location for Dreyers.
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We ended up going to Baskin Robbins, here we said goodbye to Jenny and went on to Orem. We got to Uncle Dave’s house around 8PM , but they were not home. They left the front door open for us and so we let ourselves in. Several people in the neighborhood eyed us strangly, a pair of elderly ladies asked me who I was, she seemed ok with me once I spoke to her in Spanish. We stayed up a bit late talking to Uncle Dave and Aunt Bonnie, then we went to bed.”