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Inside Utah State Capitol – Playing Tourist, Part 6 [aktualisiert]

After recently few weeks ago almost four months here ever seen a report with pictures of the Utah State Capitol have published, I give now impressions of the interior view. To be honest I did on my first visit to Capitol does not mean that one day it just so embarrassed and so can also visit the inside. Weekday tours are even available - unfortunately this time I was there Saturday.

Before I get the slide show start, nor an indication: In one of the pictures again the fault of the category subtly hidden but on closer inspection more of a blunder - and is now waiting to be discovered. In other words, it reflects what win! This time either a postcard, a Utah fan glass (same label as my in this review mentioned, but possibly some other form) or a packet of Beef Jerky - and, of course, I almost forgot, in addition the obligatory guest post on the blog, if desired. Tips to be Sunday midnight (German time) as a comment on this post received. [ update: I was told that the Comment does not always my articles. However, I have no great possibilities to change something in the settings. So if you want to add a tip that can do so via mail to your meandtheu (at) gmail (dot) de]
DC in advance some tips. To find the error you need this time is neither knowledge nor any typographical research is needed. A bit of attention (not too much - the non-zoomed pictures are enough to find) and common sense should be enough. Good luck!

And yet the fine print: My tour guide of the Capitol tour and all known people, I must unfortunately exclude from the puzzle.

I will start the tour despite the otherwise announcement with an exterior view of the Capitol:

Well, notice anything? Correct: Spring is in the Salt Lake Valley! But inside:

Welcoming: A copy of the Declaration of Independence . Then, a relief map of the state where I have zoomed to a specific position:

Hat man von den abgebildeten Nationalparks vielleicht schon mal gehört? Nein? Dann dringend nochmal hier und hier vorbeischauen! Weiter geht es mit dem Symbol des Staates Utah:

Der Beehive , der Bienenstock. Er geht auf die Mormonen zurück, die ihn als Sinnbild für erfolgreiche Industrie sehen und die ihn sich wiederum vermutlich von den Freimaurern "geborgt" haben. Utah trägt übrigens den Spitznamen Beehive State .

Ein Blick in die Kuppel von unten:

… und auf die Figuren direkt darunter:

Science & Technology

Land & Community

Immigration & Settlement

Arts & Education

A look at the Gold Room :

... and on the dome arches:

pardon, I mean this Image (no, not the desired error) was:

The mural above the entrance to House of Representatives :

... and the painting opposite, to the entrance Supreme Court (the here but not in session for several more years):

Finally, a few of the images inside the dome:

... and then that's it for now with paintings. The tour is drawing to a close. There are no really just the images from the model of USS Utah (and associated labels), which was currently the only U.S. battleship the name of the State of Utah and in 1941 fell attack on Pearl Harbor :

after so many political, we turn briefly to the religion, with a view to the already often mentioned Temple, which I caught on the way back (den Blick, nicht den Temple – und: nein, hier steckt der Fehler nicht drin):

Fehler gefunden? Wenn nicht, auch nicht so schlimm. Dann haben hoffentlich wenigstens die Bilder gefallen.

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