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In two days I will be out to Salt Lake City for a little fun in the sun at Lagoon and on the town. I will try to take as many pics as I can. Lagoon is always fun and this weekend they have a special for passes. Father's Day sale for $41.99. Type in code Father18 and you should be able to get it. As my next trip out, this will be more of a family vacation so I hope to hit some of the fun places to eat and check out what else there is to do in the Mormon state. Everyone says its a drag but when I go, I always have a good time out there. People are friendly, a little crazy on driving but overall not as busy as LA's traffic. I love the diversity there and the culture mix of foods there. I'll make my way to some of the best parts of the city and give another update when I come back.

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