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This is where I started from part 1 of this project. It is a small park, yet this neighborhood has so much life. I noticed a sense of security in this area when looking around to see what it offered. People gladly soaked up the sunshine on the grass beds, taking walks, drinking coffee, casually talking; whatever it was, it felt safe.

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In this photo, I took off the street next to the park. I took a drive down this road, and it seemed to be a great place to live due to the variety of people I saw. There were young people at the coffee shops doing homework, middle-aged people walking around, and older folks walking around. This is a well-appreciated asset in my book.

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Smith's, East 6th Avenue, Salt Lake City, UT

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Smith's, East 6th Avenue, Salt Lake City, UT

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Smith's, East 6th Avenue, Salt Lake City, UT

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There is a Smith's grocery store well within walking distance of this neighborhood which is another asset to have when not having a car or bike to take you places around.

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Publik Coffee Roasters, 3rd Avenue, Salt Lake City, UT

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Publik Coffee Roasters, 3rd Avenue, Salt Lake City, UT

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Publik Coffee Roasters, 3rd Avenue, Salt Lake City, UT

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What I like about this neighborhood is the ability to feel open and do whatever you please. No one is concerned about anything terrible to happen. Also, many locally owned shops, which is a nice attribute to the community.