We like the Wine Savant Picnic Sticks, $21 on Amazon (nobody paid us to say that).
Upper Provo River, Victory Ranch
Eric O’Connor
Bank of America Pull Up
Last year I ran in one of The Park City Board of Education’s annual fundraisers, Running With Ed
I love the open concept kitchen.
Cutter Lane, Ranch Place
30-Year Fixed Mortgage Trends
View from River Rock Roasting Company
Myself, Hong McDonald and Mark Jacobson (Park City REALTORS) with Representative Mia Love
Some of these things are not like Park City.
Accupuncture Business and Building for Sale
A mama moose and her calves wandering in the Jeremy Ranch neighborhood.
Zion National Park in the COVID era
This is a photo of the “Tallman” girls taken last winter. From left to right, Emily Tallman, Jennifer Tallman, me, Whitney Tallman, and Hattie Freeman in the front. Nothing is more fun than a family ski trip, right?
My son’s first time seeing snow at 3 years old.
Yoga in Hurricane
The X Family’s newest location at Kimball Junction
My son on his 4th birthday. He just turned 18. They grow up fast.
Photo credit: Laura Lamando
Horseback Riding With My Daughter
Skiing is one of my favorite winter activities in Park City.
Looking down from the top of Guardsman Pass.
Autumn leaves by Manya Mayes
A fall day at Victory.
My daughter, Whitney, with her face painted from Park Silly earlier this summer.
Despite being known for sun, it does sometimes rain in Park City, as evidenced by this photo of me at Running with Ed a few years ago.
Glenwild II
2532 Aspen Springs Drive
Is Victory Ranch this dreamy in real life? Yes, it is.
If you pass by WholeFoods on I-80 or in the parking lot at night you’ll see these large, glowing moose!
The Miners Hospital in City Park is a great place for a picnic with a little history.
One of my newest listings, 220 Daly Ave. in Park City
Don’t let the nondescript entrance fool you…
Sit and stay a while at the Bonanza Flat trailhead.
Rent a mountain bike from Jans and choose your adventure. (Photo credit:
Hiking with a friend at Alta.
The stock market doesn’t always go up. But what does that mean for luxury real estate in places like Park City?
