
It's also the home of Mystic Monk Coffee. Note the large tank of propane for the roasting of the beans.

We didn't visit, but just drove around the property a bit. It was very quiet, and we did not want to disturb anyone who might be praying, or roasting coffee.
The monks have quite a business going here. They roast and blend the coffees, and package them for sale. You can buy the coffee at http://www.mysticmonkcoffee.com/ .
As we drove away, we passed a UPS truck (you really have to imagine what this was like...we hadn't seen any cars except for pick-up trucks, and construction vehicles for hours). We knew

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I've been enjoying your trip details. I grew up in SLC, UT.
We get the Monks' coffee delivered every month and it's great. Thanks for the pics.
Congrats to Libby & Trip. . .
(Sarah from the 4R. forum)
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