I came out to Stansbury Island with my dad last week just at sunset.
These are big salt crystals piled up on the shore of the Great Salt Lake
When I first saw this I thought it was ice crystals. There was snow and ice all over the rest of the island, but after I picked some up and it didn't melt in my hand I realized it was salt.
From this low angle the water looks blue, but from a standing vantage point it had a red tint just under the surface.
Stansbury Island is not an island, but a peninsula. It juts into the Great Salt Lake on the very southern end. The mountains in the distance are the west side of the Oquirrh (pronounced like oaker) mountain range.
Actually, Stansbury Island jutes northward into the Great Salt Lake.
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