This place has it all - a big ol' temple, the fame of being the state capital AND largest city in the state (staggering, when you consider it's perhaps 185,000 people in a state of over 2 million), and consistent with the observation about larger cities, there wasn't any sign to be seen and photogfsraphed beside.

Obviously, the city is near a lake -- Salt Lake.  Hence, here's the lake to make it Salt Lake City.	The Salt Palace Convention Center.  Lovely on the outside, I guess.  Closed, of course.	Why all the salt references?  Probably because of the vast salt flats outside of the city, etc...
In the beginning, we started at the Assembly Hall...	Wandered over to the Temple itself (which is smaller than I thought, but still really big)...	And eventually over to the Tabernacle, where those choir types hang out and sing at times.
So, to summarize - carry the bright orange flag if you don't want to get hit by a car; nice.	Not the most fascinating of police cars, but it'll do in a pinch, I suppose.	I was informed the Delta Center was something worth taking a picture of... why, I don't know.