A Space to Pause

Hope you enjoyed reading our roller coaster ride to Salt Lake City (SLC)! This post is going to be a bit relaxing, a much needed, dampened break before we set to the Park. Before we started to Big Sky, Montana, a hill station, we visited an Indian & Pakistani store in SLC to gather some snack and food. It was a beautifully arranged store with a small restaurant at one of its corners. As we were aware of the scarcity for varieties at Big Sky, we packed 25 oil-free rotis , a few curries, Indian noodles and a few other ready-to-go food items. We had a good lunch that would fuel us for the next 400 miles on the road. We took I 80 and then I 15 N for about 280 miles. The roads were empty, mostly straight, but winding in some places along the edges of the bald Rocky Mountains in Utah. Drive in Utah The drive was spectacular along the vast expanse of plain valleys between the mountains. A few peaks were covered with snow and many bald with a just-dried-up look. There were many