LOL, I was born in SLC and didn't have a problem with Mormons.
Only about 50% of the population in Salt lake is LDS the last I read.
In the smaller towns in Utah that percentage climbs a little but I don't think that will be a problem for me.
I don't drink liquor at all unless you count an occasional beer or 6.
Plus if no one has anythnig to do with me I won't have to tell em to GET OFF MY LAWN!
I absolutely love the feel of small Utah towns with the tree-lined streets, the white church steeples, the nostalgic look, reminds me of how it used to be. I almost expect to see Opie Taylor riding by on his western auto bike.
I own a large lot on a hill overlooking Cedar City but I sometimes wonder if that's the best place because of the elevation.
St. George is at 2850 feet, cedar City is at 5846.That means the cedar city winters will be quite a bit stronger and longer. I didn't think that was gonna be a problem until a Pelican mentioned it and got me thinkin .......................
I bought the lot back when the Californians were over-running Utah (and Vegas, and Arid-zona, etc) and they had pretty much screwed up the real estate markets. They were borrowing money from the equity in their homes and building huge McMansions all over the place in St. George.
I have a feeling the bottom has fallen out of that and I may eventually buy a lot in St. George and sell the other one.
Whichever, the first thing I'm gonna do when I move there is get rid of the Kalifornia license plates and get bumper stickers that say "Utah Native".
