Well, not quite. You get the Great Salt Lake (which -- did I mention? -- stinks. Salt brine, according to Mark. Eww, according to my kids) followed by 200 miles of desert. Some of it is just scruffy, parched desert, but some is a startling moonscape of salt flats. Perfectly flat, blindingly white landscape that appears to be white sand, but is actually -- you guessed it -- salt. Here are the kids, (sporting sunglasses which had to be frantically dug out from under seats and inside suitcases in order to tolerate the glare.)


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Wow Mark, ever the adventurer.
My geographical question of the day - Why are the lake beds of salt there? Leftovers from an evaporated ocean? Leftovers from the ice age?
I want answers!
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