sahlensguy
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A motor and/or beefed up oars to go with that is my recommendation. And a good anchor.
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I got the anchor already and the hardwood floor. Now I just need the motor.
But the lakes I will use it on are pretty calm usually (high uinta lakes, Payson lakes, causey, etc)
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My poor car was shaking in the wind while driving home from work last night.
Nice boat, Fish. Looks fun.
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Nice boat, Fish. Looks fun.
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Might need a second anchor. For the wifey.
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Lol. For real. Right now we are going through some major ****. And I don't really even understand what it is.
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Nice! We live on the east side. Not far from skyridge high school. Although, we have family who live near the Thanksgiving golf course. We actually lived with them for about 7 months and really liked that area. It’s close to the freeway, good restaurants, and I love the jordan river trail. And it’s about to get a lot better. I heard those mink farms are going away. Finally!
One thing I noticed was the constant wind coming off the point of the mountain. It helps to cool things off at night. But it seems like when storms roll through, the wind is much stronger through that area as the point and oquirrh mountains seem to funnel the wind to utah county through that area. Lots of nice new homes going up in that area. It’ll be nice once they have all of this I-15 construction done. The thanksgiving point exit to Lehi main will be nice it’s all done. Soon Saratoga and Lehi will be one large city.
I was expecting to see damage in the neighborhood. All I saw were bent trees and garbage all over. Lol. I haven’t seen wind like that in years.
That’s funny. My parents live right by the golf course and when we moved back from Texas three years ago, our house was under construction and we were there for 7 months, too. The traffic there is awful, though. You won’t get out of those neighborhoods during rush hour, yet the city doesn’t seem to care and has most recently come up with this laughable idea of getting rid of the golf course and creating like an 18k city, but had no infrastructure plans to pair with it.
The people in that area complained about the mink farms going away and being replaced with more houses/commercial. They'd rather live in that stink, I guess?
I knew a guy who was staying in that area and having visited a couple times and smelled the mink farms I can't imagine wanting that to stay over more homes and shopping options to go along with what will certainly be higher property values.
Eat less beans?
We only smell the mini farms very rarely. I wouldn’t be excited about continued sprawl (maybe we need to merge this with @fishonjazz ’s thread), especially as it would further affect my commute, but then there’s also my own questioning of ethics of a mink farm. It would likely be condos and other high-density housing. Could use more eating options. We’re in between downtown Lehi and Saratoga, so there’s not a ton, and it’s not hard to get to Saratoga, but we’ve burned through all those options (they’re mostly fast food anyway). Could really use a sit-down Mexican restaurant. Indian would be nice because the closest one is in AF (fairly far away), and the closest good one is in Orem. Now that they have the other overpass connecting us to the other side of the freeway between Alpine HWY and Lehi Main, it makes it quite a bit more accessible.