THANKS. In hindsight the title is unnecessarily wordy

Yeah I dropped the ball on that one

SkiBum 6062 thanks a lot!

Thanks Shawn, I really appreciate it

If you’re too close to the union station you might be bordering on the airport, but they may just have changed the flight boundaries

Shoot me an email and we can chat more: Wdanielbosler@gmail.com I might have some more shots you’d like also

MissBunni no it's a pretty lame town. Salt Lake City is cool, but Ogden gets old quick

I disagree. Ogden is cool. SLC sucks.

salt lake is just 30 minutes away

I think you all should just go back to where you came from.

Well there are two reasons for that, 1: It's Utah the second driest state in the U.S. so everywhere will be dry and desolate and 2: Ogden is at the height of its newfound prosperity after a 50 year economic depression. Ogden historically was a HUGE rail hub where the Union Pacific and Central Pacific lines met. But once people started taking airplanes and driving on highways the trains eventually stopped running in Ogden and for 50 straight years Ogden decayed. Once the 2002 Winter Olympics started 3 events were held at a nearby ski resort called Snowbasin. This was the turning point for the city and began to rebuild itself around outdoor sports. Many locals, including myself, like to see Ogden as the outdoor sport capital of the world because we got everything year round. You want skiing we got it, you want hiking we got it, you want to run a marathon we got that too. All that info leads me to saying Ogden will continue to grow as businesses flock to the area. Utah is an otherwise pretty laid back state where the people are nice and hard working.

I’m from Ogden to I have ballet practice in downtown Ogden and I’ve lived in Utah my whole life