Thanksgiving enjoyment in the eyes of the beholder

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Josh Warren bites into a big Turkey leg on Thanksgiving afternoon as people all over Carbon County celebrated the holiday in a number of ways. Most had the traditional dinner and gathered with family and friends to enjoy the holiday. Others found recreational venues to be their Thanksgiving celebration. With Thanksgiving now over, the Christmas festivities begin in earnest.

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