My dog, Kit, whom we adopted from Furburbia / FOA.
Ample parking and two vault toilets were added at the Bonanza Flat trailhead.
Graph from NAR
Open concept kitchen
What used to be a washboard dirt road has been paved. This area still gets crowded so drive carefully.
The X Family’s newest location at Kimball Junction
Creek Road
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?
Signage at the Empire Pass trailhead helps visitors learn about the area and wildlife.
Cliffrose Hotel Springdale UT
My son’s first time seeing snow at 3 years old.
Cutter Lane, Ranch Place
One of the reasons we moved was to have a better outdoor play area for our children.
Demand-Pended Real Estate Sales in Park City
The Miners Hospital in City Park is a great place for a picnic with a little history.
Lori Harris, owner of Mary Janes on Main Street; Nancy Tallman, Hilary Reiter, Director of Marketing and PR at Sky; Linda Lovelace
Annual pondskimming at Canyons
My kids are home from college and they’re cooking for me!
Teeing off at the 10th hole of the newly minted Canyons Golf Course.
Zion National Park in the COVID era
Enclave at Sun Canyon, River View & Parkite
Myself with Patrick Putt, Director of Community Development. Apologies for the blurry photo.
Yoga in Hurricane
2891 West View Trail
Victory Ranch, Park City, UT Clubhouse
Ontario Mine
Accupuncture Business and Building for Sale
Does this home seem dated to you? My buyers thought so.
Blue Grass Bands at Park Silly Market, Park City, UT
Skiing with my kids is one of my favorite activities.
Empire Pass parking area.
Lobbying Park City Representative Rob Bishop about the importance of maintaining Section 1031 Exchanges
A photo of my dog Sheriff taken by my daughter Whitney
PC: Kyle Jenkins
Bankrate.com Mortgage Analysis
Park Silly Market Sunday
April Mountain
The Bar at the Victory Ranch Clubhouse
The trailhead for Bloods Lake changed in 2020. The new trail is 2.8 miles total (out and back). Dogs are not allowed within 100 feet of the lake.
Sometimes change is hard, but please adhere to all signs.
