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Roaring Fork Mountain

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Wind River Peak, from Stough Pass

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What? No snow?!?!? :o :wink:

Very nice. :thumbsup:

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I love the moon in the third picture. It's very Islamic.
djm wrote:What? No snow?!?!? :o :wink:
Global warming.
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Cranberry wrote:I love the moon in the third picture. It's very Islamic.
the windows look wrong to me...
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Denny wrote:the windows look wrong to me...
What, you have something against hobbit holes? racist.

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Denny wrote:
Cranberry wrote:I love the moon in the third picture. It's very Islamic.
the windows look wrong to me...
The moon doesn't have windows. It's solid.
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WyoBadger wrote:
Denny wrote:the windows look wrong to me...
What, you have something against hobbit holes? racist.

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naw.
Well, other than the usual ceiling height issue.

I just thought that they looked a bit squarish for hobbits...
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Cranberry wrote:
Denny wrote:
Cranberry wrote:I love the moon in the third picture. It's very Islamic.
the windows look wrong to me...
The moon doesn't have windows. It's solid.
so...ah...how recently have you been there?
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Denny wrote:
Cranberry wrote:
Denny wrote: the windows look wrong to me...
The moon doesn't have windows. It's solid.
so...ah...how recently have you been there?
Hmpf! I suppose it's not made of cheese either?
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hell if I know...I'm lucky to get as far as the feed store. :oops:

I can see the mountains, I know that they're still there...never been as far as the moon.
Well, 'cept the ones in the mountains...
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Nice pics, WB. Have you hiked to the top of Wind River Peak?
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Once, about five years ago. We were going to do it again this summer, but bad colds and general wimpiness got in the way.

Definitely worth doing if you ever get the chance. The trail that goes along the base of the peak--Ice Lakes Trail, it's called--is the prettiest place I've ever walked, anywhere. :)

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