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There was a beautiful and well kept town home I passed while headed towards Faultline Gardens.

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I choose to explore the suburb area close to the western end of campus (stadium and U Law building). I got the chance to go on a stroll through the neighborhood after my morning classes in presidents circle. My walk explored S 1100 E street, Broadway, 400 S, and the blocks in between . I was surprised to see how many apartments and multiunit housing there was. It was apparent that there were a lot of residential college students living in the area. One could tell by the lawn chairs and beer pong tables set up (was not able to document because residents were presiding). While this was the case, there would be random family homes, modern, or even high end homes tucked in the mix. There were multiple swings put up throughout the neighborhood, a park, and other amenities that would entail this was a lovely place to raise a family. Despite this area mainly housing students there were random commercial locations such as a Seven Eleven store and a Little Caesar’s. Though this neighborhood was very beautiful it was also very random as it house's so many different kind of residents, diverse architecture, and miscellaneous commercial locations.

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There was a complex down Elizabeth street that was more secluded. Appears to be looking for more tenants.

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There was a nice apartment complex across the Faultine Garden Park.

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I stumbled across this park as I headed towards downtown. It is tucked away on a block just past the busy main street (400 S). The park is on a steep hill and appeared to be empty with some loose trash floating around. It had a great view of the city though and the shrubbery appeared to be well taken care of.

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There was a little swing set up by the sidewalk for kids. A very welcoming community!

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While headed to 400 S I stumbled across a local church (LDS Affiliation). Though I did not see anyone enter or leave the church, the grounds seemed well kept and frequently visited.

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Thought the neighborhood was nice there was trash scattered around the block, specially drink containers.

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Here is another drink container (Budweiser Beer) found a block away from the first recorded drink can found in Litter pt. 1.

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There was inappropriate images/references carved into the side walk.

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While walking down Elizabeth street I saw that a lot of the apartments trash bins. Most were overflowing or had miscellaneous trash scattered around it. This would blow down into the street and in the surrounding areas.