Today we started our trip back to Las Vegas by heading over 400K's away from it.

Always sad to say goodbye to Amy and Steve. Made a bit easier by the fact that we will see them again, briefly, tomorrow night.

Just before 10am we started out up I15 towards Salt Lake City. The drive is mostly at 130K's and very scenic, mountains covered in snow.

It was 377K to our hotel in Draper which is about 30K's south of SLC.

We visited Thimbles and Threads, a nice quilt shop with a roaring fire and comfortable chairs. Then onto Quilted Bear before heading to the hotel.

At 4:45pm we headed 70K up the mountain to Park City. All the people here are high, 10,600 feet. So cold!

Park City is a skiing city, The 2002 Winter Olympics were held here, the Sundance Film Festival is held here.

We wandered the street for a while, went into a few shops mainly to get warm. Do the opposite to that back home in Oz.

Had dinner at a pizza joint next to theatre. Wow, service was slow but the Philly Steak roll I had was sensational. 

The Eygyptian Theatre in Park City was built in the early part of the 1900s and seats 300 people. Nice place, they even sold alcohol, I believe that is rare in Utah.

We came to see Herman's Hermits featuring Peter Noone. It was a great show, great 60's music and so much fun and laugher. Peter is a real entertainer, kept making jokes at the expense of Park City, so funny and everyone loved it. He even handed me a CD during the show.

I was a bit worried about the lady sitting next Rayls, she was at least twice as old as Rayls and bopping along to the music. Thought she was going to keal over but she made it. 

We met Peter after the show, got an autograph and a photo. Nice guy.

After the show it was a long 70K drive back to the hotel, down the mountain. Not fun but we made it.

They sure had great lyrics back in the 60's. I once saw the Hollies sing about a bus stop and now I have seen Peter Noone sing about not needing any milk. Great stuff.