u/jglenn9k

For context I was a little kid in 1985-1990...

First of all, the fireworks was even better than I remember. Provo is such a beautiful city. So, thank you for that.

I already saw Leslie’s Family Tree Restaurant is closed. Any place to get a scone(?) the size of your head? Is scone even right? I have not seen this kind of (fried?) bread thing anywhere else.

A "fancy" restaurant? There was one in a big old house close to what was at the time the new main library. There was another that was in a basement like behind Center street. Had some theme like sitting in an old car? Or train car? Or really any recommendations for my wedding anniversary that is upscale casual.

"Pink cookie" bakery? They probably had other stuff. Like Crumbl, big sugar cookie with a ton of pink frosting. Would have been north of Center and east of University.

I'm visiting the BYU Creamery for some cheese curds. Drive up to Khyv* Peak. Sensuous Sandwich. Bean Museum.

Also, looking for a karaoke bar for Thursday. Ideally dive bar vibes.

And any other tourist type stuff? Easy beginners hikes? Food?

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On long downhill mountains in my civic i would switch to low or 2nd or something. How can I engine break in my '25 BE?

Light snack!

Starts with a creative definition of tractor from TacTurtle.

>By "tractors" they meant "bulldozer with no blade used for towing heavy equipment"

Others comment

>Well a bulldozer is a tractor with a blade so…that’s a tractor

OP adds

>Is English a second language for you?

TacTurtle suggests OP is missing the point.

Doubles down saying tractors are bulldozers with the blade removed. Picture of a bulldozer.

Triples down with a picture of a Caterpillar tractor literally nobody would think of this if you said Caterpillar or tractor.