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"content": "Sliding into your bitcoin-only feed with some NOSTR normie content, today with a #fallstr shot of an iconic Park City spot, right off I-80.\n\nThe Hi-Ute Ranch owners began working with Utah Open Lands in 1997 on the possibility of preserving this legacy as a community treasure. In 2004, a conservation easement was placed on the front pastures of the property also preserving the historic and iconic Hi-Ute barn structure.\n\n\nhttps://image.nostr.build/4f7be58531521e312416dc38d86be5d4eb1af61a2cdc28fd71b197772cf381ba.jpg\n\nHi-Ute Ranch and Canyon is one of the largest remaining open spaces in the area. The canyon land starts south of the large Hi-Ute Barn and continues south for nearly three miles towards Murdock Peak. The conservation values including, critical habitat for sensitive species of concern: Bonneville cutthroat trout, black bear and deer, will forever be protected from development.\n\n\n#grownostr\n#photography\n#parkcity\n#nostrnormie\n#fallstr",
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