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episode sunstone two thousand and twenty three return and report this is my report from

sunstone of two thousand and twenty three i had a great time going to utah to spend time with friends and family and make a presentation

at Sunstone on Saturday, July 29th. But that is not where the story begins. The story begins with

flying down to Utah on Monday, July 24th. I was in the company of my girlfriend, Wendy. We flew down to Utah. On Monday

late, we were very, very lucky to be able to stay at my good friend Randy Bell's condo in Park

City. He made those lodgings available to us for the entire week we were there.

So big shout out to Randy Bell.

His name will come up later on as I'm talking about our adventures in Utah.

First up on Tuesday, July 25th, was a trip to Lagoon.

We drove around the valley and made a number of stops to pick up three grandchildren, actually two grandchildren.

One joined us later in the day at Lagoon.

But three grandchildren and went to Lagoon.

It was hot in Utah.

I understand that it is hotter there than usual.

There's a drought going on.

I get all that.

But it is so hot there compared to the temperatures

I'm used to up in the climate of the Pacific Northwest. The Pacific Northwest has a climate that is

so moderate. It prompted Mark Twain to once say that the nicest winter he ever spent was a summer

on Puget Sound. That's the place I was coming

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