Our Trip To Snowville...

 We went on another driving tour last Sunday. In the past month, we drove north to Idaho, east to Logan, west to Promontory Point, and so the last major road heading out of town goes northwest.

We drove to Snowville, Utah.

And there isn't much there.

This should in no way be interpreted as a slight against Snowville. I'll bet if you asked anyone who lives in Snowville they would say the same thing. It is not a big town. Search the town's population and as of the last census in 2010 the population was 167.

167.

I wonder if there's still that many people living there. You exit Interstate 84, turn north and you'll see two gas stations and a diner. There's also a restaurant that's closed on Sundays. We kept driving north for a mile or so. We passed several homes and the smallest elementary school we'd ever seen.

I have so much respect for people who live in these small communities. They each have a story (as do we all...) and I'm sure there are some fascinating people there...

Just not that many.