Skiing with my kids is one of my favorite activities.
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?
Exterior of Utah Wine Store on 300W
Pended Sales in Park City UT
30-Year Fixed Mortgage Trends
A photo of my dog Sheriff taken by my daughter Whitney
Chris Spealler
Yoga and CrossFit at home have been keeping me going.
Looking down from the top of Guardsman Pass.
Summertime is just one of the beautiful seasons to enjoy this landscape.
Bear View Drive
Teeing off at the 10th hole of the newly minted Canyons Golf Course.
What used to be a washboard dirt road has been paved. This area still gets crowded so drive carefully.
Park City Rainbow
Beauty is all around at Bonanza Flat.
2891 West View Trail
New listing at 3195 Daybreaker Drive
Going to the Park City Education Foundation Fundraiser
Sometimes change is hard, but please adhere to all signs.
The X Family’s newest location at Kimball Junction
Autumn leaves by Manya Mayes
Signage at the Empire Pass trailhead helps visitors learn about the area and wildlife.
One of the reasons we moved was to have a better outdoor play area for our children.
Skiing is one of my favorite winter activities in Park City.
Note the PC Meats next door, already out of business the same season it opened.
The stock market doesn’t always go up. But what does that mean for luxury real estate in places like Park City?
My kids are home from college and they’re cooking for me!
One of the best calls a REALTOR can get is that someone wants to sell their home. How did these three handle it?
My daughter skiing at 3 years old.
The view on the Fall day when I visited Powder Mountain.
Ranch Place Home
Stone Fireplace, Victory Ranch, Park City, UT
PC: Hilary Reiter
Graph from NAR
The Mayflower Mine at Deer Valley
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A mama moose and her calves wandering in the Jeremy Ranch neighborhood.
My bicep
Empire Pass parking area.
Myself with Patrick Putt, Director of Community Development. Apologies for the blurry photo.
