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jimandsue60 wrote:Tuli, Ghost, ngc, ozark, great photos. Thanks for posting.
We are way up north in the upper peninsula of Michagan. Here are some photos I took today.
Jim
Tahquamenon State Park
WOW! Absolutely stunning shot, Jim! Looks almost like a landscape by the Hudson River school of 19th century artists.
Another place we need to put on the travel agenda....
I expect I got a bristle cone or two, but will have to rummage through the files to see. Evans has always been one of my favorite spots on the eastern slopes and was disappointed the road from the lake to the top was closed. Looked more like road damage than early season snowfall. Summit Lake is always a treat.
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Thanks Eric
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ngc1514
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Heading to the top of Pike's Peak outside Colorado Springs. Elevation: 14110 feet.
At the summit of Pike's Peak. Cog railway heading back down to Manitou Springs.
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jimandsue 60. We just did that trip last month of Tahquamenon and Whitefish point. Your photos are sooooo much better than ours! Nice Job!!!!!
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jimandsue60
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ngc, you picked the perfect time to be in Colorado. We lived there for 15 years. Unfortunately all or most of our older trip photos are on color negative film. Some day I will get a negative scanner and digitize them. You are brining back some great memories.
Jim
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ngc1514
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That's why we went when we did, Jim. I lived there for 5 years back in the early 70's. The growth of the place is unbelievable! Grand Junction used to be a small town, but now it's impossible to say where it ends and Fruita begins.
I liked what they did to I-70 through Glenwood Canyon, but there are not enough pull-outs to let you take pictures! Used to be you could picnic all along the Colorado, but no longer. DeBeque is still about the same, but Grand Junction stretches from the bottom of Mount Garfield on the Book Cliffs to the base of the Colorado National Monument. It ain't the small town I remember any longer.
Along the Colorado in Glenwood Canyon.
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jimandsue60
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Thanks Moderator, more photos to come (more at my webpage also). It has been mostly rainy since we got here. I can't wait to get some blue skies! We will be here till friday, then to Harbor Springs for a deer hunt.
Jim
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I've never posted a pic here so hopefully this works!
Happy Birthday, Marites!
(Most of the gang - with Marites - camping at Spruce Run NJ on Labor Day weekend)
OK - I think I fixed it now!
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edited 09/30/08 08:21pm by wishaB *
Ceril and Francis,
Eva and Ben all tightly packed into our
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pkjr
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Welcome back, Eric! Fantastic photos! I especially liked the Aspens in CO, and Canyonlands National Monument in UT. Spectacular, and looking forward to more!
Jim - Outstanding pics of the Falls and Whitefish Point!
Not much from me today, just a neat old bus I found. What caught my eye was how large the windows were. This could be converted to a simple RV and the views outside would be nice! 
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OzarkPreacher
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Hey Jim, hope you don't mind. here's my new desktop background.
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