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Loved it during that time too, with the tram up to the restaurant, steam trains everywhere.

Excellent! Not surprising. Please send coordinates. Love the input.

@gib-berry if you know where the Jeremy ranch exit is in Park City it would be directly North North West no more than 2 miles from the exit. I say it while up on a work lift at Summit park... I've lived here all my life and it's the weirdest mountain I've ever seen... It looks like the bottom bases natural the top looks man-made exactly like a pyramid....

Excellent question. The Salt Lake Valley is a northward aligned parabolic basin. The Mount Olympus Complex is one of several oriented to the shoreline and center, Kearns. Olympus is at 45 degrees and the Salt Lake Temple as a Sphinx to Meridian or Ensign Peak, is 90.

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Beautiful sentiment!

Truly a fascinating rabbit hole TBT! I'd be good with a snake or cat for an arm for snuggling or helping me play guitar. People could grow a tail or real fangs. But seriously if there is one, there is more and this is very similar and consistent with what is being observed domestically. Even my speculative struggle with time dilation is clarified. Many thanks!

Appreciate this input. The geometry and purpose seem consistent with the phenomena in Colorado Springs and Utah. Lots of broken links so I'll keep knocking. Thank you TBT!

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Nice deep history! Thank you. She's a modest movie star "A River Runs Through It" is another.

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You are right. There is a road sign there now about it, it says it had to go to make way for the reservoir.

@@gib-berry Yeh right. Of all the places the railroad could have gone it had to go this way. We know that's not the reason.

You are right there are parts that get too loud. Appreciate the input. There is a nice pyramid landfill at the west end of California Ave or 1300 so. If you look on a topographic Lidar map it is one of the only things sticking up that shouldn't be on the edge of the Kennecott tailings pond. Is that the one? I wrote to Kennecott about it and the net day It is where the 5.7 earthquake occurred and there have been 1,600+ aftershocks since. Cave Peak in Bountiful is also called Pyramid Peak. It was part of my unofficial survey. we hiked to it and documented it because it fits the geometry of a functional pyramid. Love the input.

​@@gib-berry wow. I live in SLC and see pyramids all over Utah. Just found your channel!

@@laurenhilton6808 Excellent I am here for you and your discoveries! Whatever you need. Excited to share this graphic of the whole valley you can explore and see if it identifies some of the features you are investigating. Pyramids, obelisks, temples and tunnels. Love your input! medium.com/@gibberry/three-design-anomalies-of-salt-lake-0fae8c36acf2

Love this, great input, thank you. You appear to be right and that hypothesis fits elegantly. The geometry of those northward aligned pyramids in Greece is the same symmetry inverted 180 and scaled down in Salt Lake. Fascinating!

Great input. 🙏 Could be artificial mountains built to access the Nile like the 80 million year old pyramid-shaped Rocky mountains may have in Salt Lake and Colorado Springs. Watch the full doc here - th-cam.com/play/PLO7m8SVu0l9RS5sI_R8whI1R4ckK36oQg.html

Truly beautiful couple of troublemakers.

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Thank you. I'm optimistic and if they do they will be so pristine. Stay tuned!

Utah is already getting snow! Watch how they put the torch train together here th-cam.com/video/TFEdeUZ9xHk/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared

Love the input. Yes these are the railroad equivalent of contrails. Keep watching more to come.

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Agree #75 pulling the Halloween Train in the Provo Canyon at night was short-lived but so awesome some day she 'll be back.

@@gib-berrywould be amazing if a larger locomotive than 618 could be used for the trip.

Can't argue with right. Its mapped as limestone but a geologist thinks a possible lava tube and another tracked me down to tell me how much he disagrees. If 9 things lined up like this naturally there wouldn't be golf. Always love hearing from you in the field.

He's a good boy named Beau. I love to hear from Sheltie owners as we are a different breed. Many thanks.

Kind words friend, thank you! So gad people are loving these videos.

Thank you!

Love the input, It was an incredible time. Did you see the story of her getting to Heber? th-cam.com/video/TFEdeUZ9xHk/w-d-xo.html

@@gib-berry oh yes

Thank you!

Thank you!

Appreciate your input, it was unadvertised, I found out and had to commemorate it and that last frame is a real abrupt heart-breaker. They'd do photo freights on the the 19th of September because the leaves are perfect. Those last few runs as a working train were priceless.

@@gib-berry I see

I love it, thanks for your comments. I tried to stay out of those DVD producer's shots. Great to hear enthusiasm for seeing her run again! I am making up for all those years they said I was just a "hot water boy!" Dare I say, "Foamer!" As a former, foamer, I am ready to see it run on hydrogen fuel-cells.

@@gib-berry gotcha

618 is still at the Heber Valley RR, and still under a slow restoration. Heber has been focusing on improving lots of things, and haven't had much time to put 618 back into service.

@RocketStephen618 Ah, well certainly better than being forgotten or scrapped. It would be a wonder to see her, one day, steaming her way across the snow covered slopes and meadows as seen in your videos.

Love the input! Likely, the cost to do the work and then keep it operational has well-exceeded any practical profitable limits. A trend should start where generosity can come along and with a few million dollars make quick work of what is left. The #75 is just as glorious! Who knows are the #35 and #36 still out there penned up in Henderson? Back in the day there were traffic jams of steam locomotives on this one track, and there is always that dream to get the band back together, but it won't be done easily with $5 family nights and hot dogs. Opening a 100+ yo engine is a can-of-worms. My idea is for Coke to pay to paint them like Coke and Diet Coke cans with the stripe. Just their social spikes from videos and photos will pay for the restore and #75 in chrome or temporarily silver-leafed would look otherworldly. What eccentric billionaire or influencer like MrBeast wouldn't want to do that? The railroad with VC needs to buy all that old property, restore it, those historic stations, the old timey town etc and bury the hatchet. It's streams of next-level revenue sitting there like Chuck E Cheese on a smoke break. It makes the whole town look run-down when it could be so much more. It is ironic that this fake ghost town is the office for family services. But Heber is too small, they say. NP - Divert tourist traffic away from the town and highway and that alone will pay for the diversion. Obviously optimistic but some of these content creators should be clamoring for the chance to shout, "I rebuilt this steam locomotive from pieces and turned it in to the Coors Silver Bullet, Camel Ultra Light, or Pringles can!"

@gib-berry That would certainly be interesting, a little tasteless in my eyes to turn such proud historical machines into mobile soda advertisements, but whatever gets them back in action I suppose.

@@soundwavesuperior7522 Completely agree, the railroad deserves better than the proud machines are currently getting. I'm fine if the town meth dealer wants to do the restore with a modest plaque, but a few days dressed up for a MrBeast stunt or advertising beats the dilapidated, bare-minimum, trust me, eye-sore status-quo. Thanks for your input.

Many thanks! Here is a new upload of some of my favorites! th-cam.com/video/YXEAK-1loic/w-d-xo.html

Hot dogs for everyone!