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North Fields event provides a different perspective of scenic viewshed, environment

By Park Record · October 13, 2026 · 1 min read
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Dan Simmons is a landowner and farmer who has lived in the Heber Valley North Fields for about 14 years. He said if there's one thing everyone can agree on in Wasatch County, it's that the North Fields are a special, peaceful place.

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