Among the rocks only small bushes and wormwood grow. There is no soil suitable for farming, but under the surface there are rich coal mines where some 100 Slovenes have found work. They belong to the parish in Salt lake City. The English priest visits them and many families own their homes. It is a small, rather new community.
Some families have their own homes.
About 20 Slovenes work in the mines. The community is surrounded by woody hills. The summers are really nice here. In 1903 the first Slovenes came here from Kamnik, as reported by Mr. Louis Blazic. Among the first settlers there were L. Pistotnik, L. Blazic, P. Bizjak, J. Gril and others.