This place had some great architecture. You could tell a lot of it must of been done for the Olympics (being just outside Salt Lake City and all.) A bunch of us got a shuttle downtown where we were right next to a laundromat and sweet bike shop - once a again we were like a bunch of kids in a candy shop!After we were done doing laundry and buying "candy" we went downtown where there were blocks and blocks of an outside market. It was very cool, I bought a hat made out of Alpaca - was inspired by my sweet roommates who went to Peru a couple years ago.That evening we had the rally/worship service and it was very rejuvinating. The speaker talked about Ezekiel chapter 47. Ezekiel is slowly walking into a river, ankle deep, knee deep, waste deep, until he was completely covered. When he came out of the river he saw things new, trees were growing, and people were casting nets - catching fish. The paster said this was much like our trip - we're slowly getting further and further in - and then when we've been dunked all the way in, and when the trip is over we'll see things so differently and we will have casted our nets - trying to reach out to people all over the country. It was very inspiring.we also had a rainbow that night - it was nice to be reminded of God's promise - that He will always be with us, in the days ahead while we do the hardest climbs of the tour!
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