Ok, here are the best of the pictures I took on my trip to Elko. Most of them aren't actually from Elko since I was working while I was there. I'll keep the captions short and sweet, and below the pictures.
This made me laugh: the display of an irrigated garden with sprinklers right down the middle.
Salt Lake temple, as seen from the top of the conference center
Sunset in Tooele. (Alternate caption: Choose the Right.)
My hotel room in Elko. The decor had the right feel.
Me, not smiling.
The hotel pool; it was probably frozen.
A view of a mountain with an E on it, and the trailer park that was adjacent to my hotel.
My rental car.
Deeth Star Valley, which I assume is where they invented and/or built the Deeth Star.
Me, at Bonneville Salt Flats, contemplating the salty flat expanse.
Me and Jay, sleeping after a long trip. Jay didn't go on the trip, but he was as tired as I was.
This made me laugh: the display of an irrigated garden with sprinklers right down the middle.
Salt Lake temple, as seen from the top of the conference center
Sunset in Tooele. (Alternate caption: Choose the Right.)
My hotel room in Elko. The decor had the right feel.
Me, not smiling.
The hotel pool; it was probably frozen.
A view of a mountain with an E on it, and the trailer park that was adjacent to my hotel.
My rental car.
Deeth Star Valley, which I assume is where they invented and/or built the Deeth Star.
Me, at Bonneville Salt Flats, contemplating the salty flat expanse.
Me and Jay, sleeping after a long trip. Jay didn't go on the trip, but he was as tired as I was.
2 comments:
Deeth Star. Funny. I wonder how this whole, write-your-letter-on-the-side-of-a-mountain thing got started.
I've wondered the same thing Amy. It seems particularly odd in places like Elko where it's put on a very non-prominent hill.
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