Go to the old Sears building on 600 S. And state street.Apparently there is a good place for poke near by. Definitely need to try some SLC tacos while we're here, as well.
Name, ya bastid.Go to the old Sears building on 600 S. And state street.
.75 cent goodness.
Yeah... I Googled before asking. I suspect @rideit's joint ain't NONE of those in the map.looks like several just south of 600...
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She looks ready.Went riding... breaking trail on hilly terrain, with soft wet snow and post holes from hikers is difficult work. Eventually found some other packed trails but couldn't go much further due to the dumb sun setting at 4pm.
Now for sushi and beer(s).
Fun ride though. Oops.
hot tubbing in the pouring rain or heavy snow with a cold beer is the best way to hot tubThe rain stopped, guess I'm getting in the hot tub after all
It's only snowed once here... On November 15th. It hasn't even been consistently cold enough for the trails to freeze.hot tubbing in the pouring rain or heavy snow with a cold beer is the best way to hot tub
Used to be a really good greek deli/gyro place off of Broadway near State St. Been a couple years since I've been back to SLC, so maybe it's not there any more. Wasn't too far from the bar all the TDY airline employees used to go get tanked, back in the day when Utah had the whole "membership" bullshit, airline ID would get you in. RIP, Port of Call.
FTFYgetting a blow job with a cold beer is the best way to hot tub
no, fvcking on the deck until you cool off then hopping back in is the best wayFTFY