Our drive from Green River, Wyoming to Logan, Utah was uneventful. We made it in a single stretch. It is a good thing we filled up with gas in Green River because I am not sure we saw any facilities for two hours. The drive in western Wyoming was much different than in eastern Wyoming. Like Colorado, the ground turned dry and treeless, and almost all we could see was scrub brush. When we crossed into Utah, the land changed again. The ground was green, likely from irrigation because we passed through lots of farm land. We passed through Bear Lake State Park, which looks like a must-stop on our way back. After that, we drove up and down windy mountain roads and finally cruised into Logan. We arrived hungry, and our Utah family suggested we
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