
There we met some friends, including this sweet hippie dude named Jim (that's Jim with his shirt off in this pic with some of our new friends)

So the idea is that you wait around and watch the sun set through these tubes that are perfectly aligned with the summer and winter solstici. While waiting, more and more people showed up - eventually about 35 people came - it was a pretty good crowd for the middle of nowhere.

So we all watched it set

and hit the road back to Provo.

Well, after I got a picture with Jim that is...

2 comments:
Its like a desert Mormon Stonehenge. Nice.
Ry,
Check out my parent's blog. I added links to the video and story from the Ogden Standard Examiner aabout the Sun Tunnels
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