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muttball · 1 year
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Central Pacific No. 60 Locomotive
The Jupiter was a 4-4-0 steam locomotive owned by the Central Pacific Railroad. It made history when it joined the Union Pacific No. 119 at Promontory Summit, Utah, during the Golden Spike ceremony commemorating the completion of the First transcontinental railroad in 1869.
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rabbitcruiser · 1 year
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The Arches National Park was originally named a national monument on April 12, 1929,
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On Highway 191 in eastern Utah is a 5,000 square foot  fully equipped 1940s home. Above: Today and in the 1950s. 
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Albert and Gladys Christensen built “Hole N’ The Rock” in Moab, Utah, over the course of more than 20 years, with Mr. Christensen chipping away at some 50,000 cubic feet of sandstone.
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It began as a small alcove for their 2 boys to sleep in. 
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And, it grew into a man-made living marvel. 
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Al carved out 14 rooms arranged around large pillars. 
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He even carved a tub out of rock.
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Along with Al’s collection of taxidermy and his paintings, there’s also a collection of creepy dolls. 
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Here’s Gladys sitting in her kitchen. 
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Al even built a luncheonette counter and souvenir stand for tourists. 
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He added this sculpture in the rock.
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Even some humor. 
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Look at this Jeep made of scrap. 
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And, this 2 story outhouse.
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It’s still open and you can visit. They’ve added a zoo, a trading post, a general store, s museum, and a collection of metal art. 
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Look at how massive it is. Looks like someone starting boring in the rock on the upper level too. 
http://www.theholeintherock.com/
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blackmensuited · 10 months
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williammarksommer · 1 year
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Hole N’ The Rock
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All The Time In The World
Hasselblad 500c/m
Kodak Ektar 100iso
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ghostlyerlkonig · 17 days
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Chappell Roan... ily..... do not regret finding you on bandcamp in 2020..... but if I see one more separatist terfy asshole say lesbians are the only ones to be able to relate to part of a song ABOUT A PAST LOVER EXPERIENCING comphet and NOT FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF someone experiencing it, I'm going to kill myself.
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littlematchagirlll · 9 months
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just moved to provo for school and have spent more time with boys than i have in ages... i may be even more gay than i realized
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so many mormon boys have been doing the "i can fix her" thing to me lately. what is happening
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transsextual · 1 year
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feb 2, elle emerson (@transsextual)
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utah bans gender affirming care for people under 18. / south carolina is following suit and worse. / i'd cry but i can't anymore, not like i used to. / my girlfriend tells me they're so tired but she doesn't know why – / "i wasn't even doing anything today" / our anniversary is this month. / i feel like a puppy when i see her. / i get high and rearrange my friend's fridge magnets / queer sentences cover the freezer door. / "eat the skin and hearts of men it attracts dykes" / "i kiss fags" / "feel it up partner" / "you may do it but use condom" - / we laugh about that one. we watch star trek. / their roommate calls me cool; we grew up on the same books. / another friend of mine is taking a gap year to go to brazil, relearn portugese. / the boy i dated who is now my best friend is coming up with my family in a few weeks. / we're going thrifting together on the weekend, and i / am going to try to get an extension on my paper. / dance rehearsal on sundays. / my roommates want to go to ikea. /
my uber driver mentioned his husband when i asked about his day. / i thanked him for it at the end of the ride, and he laughed and pointed out the trans flag sticker on the dash. / on my way into the clinic i think i saw him crying. / i introduced myself to the lab tech and she asked me to say my real name. / she took six vials of my blood. /
so many of my friends are named after gods. / this has to be for something. 
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discluded · 2 years
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Full article here. Please give it a click to support this kind of journalism! (I snipped out the highlights for a shorter read)
The state of Utah in the United States has no citizenship requirements for marriage licenses, and Utah County is the only place there that allows international couples to register their marriages online. Since the county rolled out virtual weddings during the Covid-19 pandemic, it became a wedding haven for same-sex couples who are not able to officially marry in their own countries.
As sexual minorities in China face suppression at home, Utah County is allowing them to officially marry and celebrate their love — all for around $100. Although the marriages aren’t recognized in China, some 200 same-sex couples from mainland China and Hong Kong have gotten married via the county’s digital marriage license system since 2021.
For authorities in Utah County, the influx of international couples came as a surprise. The Utah County and Auditor’s Office moved its marriage licensing service online, as part of a digitization initiative in 2019. At the start of the pandemic, a number of couples requested Zoom ceremonies, and the county made those available as well.
The service first attracted couples in Utah, followed by people from across the U.S., and later, from all over the world. From May 1 to September 20 this year, at least 77 same-sex couples with mainland Chinese addresses have been married there, said county deputy clerk Russ Rampton, who oversees marriage licensing, to Rest of World.
Although same-sex marriage remains illegal in Hong Kong, under a different set of laws to mainland China, residents who get married in other places are able to apply for dependent visas in the city for their partners. Married gay people are also able to mark themselves as married in tax filings.
In his vow, however, [one marriage certificate applicant] Zhu said he was looking forward to getting married a second time — in China. “If one day our country allows this, I hope we could get married again in this country,” Zhu said to his husband before they kissed.
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Marriage equality does not stop in the West.
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yrn-te-ao · 9 days
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I like the white pharoah mormon memes because it's making people aware that utah must be destroyed.
I need people to know the mormons run a fucking human zoo as a tourist attraction in hawai'i, they run a fucking pasifika human zoo.
they call it "Polynesian cultural center" and say that it was made to preserve pasifika culture— which is ironic given the fact that these fucking worms are part of the reason we've lost so much of our own cultures over the last couple centuries—but in practice all it ends up being is a place where islanders dance for a bunch of tourists like they're Disney mascots.
what is also frustrating is the fact that the performers are for the most part mormons and also just straight up don't seem to see what's wrong with any of it, even doing soft power type shit on behalf of the the mormon church, it sucks!
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rabbitcruiser · 9 months
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The Canyonlands National Park was created by President Lyndon Johnson on September 12, 1964.
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followjacobbarlow · 2 years
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blackmensuited · 11 months
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journeyindexsblog · 2 years
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peachydinosaur · 2 years
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local alternative radio station late night dj REAL gay tonight
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