Posted by: Anonymous
Aspens turning
Posted by: RI Xterra
Re: Aspens turning - 01/10/05 08:43 PM
Very nice.. ![[ThumbsUp]](graemlins/thumbsup.gif)
Posted by: Anonymous
Re: Aspens turning - 01/10/05 08:43 PM
Where? where? Where? Oh, CO....I was on 180 coming back from the Canyon a week ago, and hardly any color yet. 
Oh, CO....I was on 180 coming back from the Canyon a week ago, and hardly any color yet.
Posted by: Anonymous
Re: Aspens turning - 01/10/05 10:08 PM
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Originally posted by Hooli:
Where? where? Where? Oh, CO....I was on 180 coming back from the Canyon a week ago, and hardly any color yet.
Where? where? Where?
Oh, CO....I was on 180 coming back from the Canyon a week ago, and hardly any color yet. The "sawtooth" range in the background is the Sangre de Cristo (Blood of Christ) range. The Sangre de Cristos are unique in that even the low points between peak rarely dip below 13,000 feet. This wall of rock creates som very unique wind conditions which are part of the reason for the formation of 750 foot tall sand dunes on the other side.
Posted by: Anonymous
Re: Aspens turning - 02/10/05 10:07 AM
Sweet Dude! I cant wait to get back and see that stuff with my on eyes. Those dunes look wicked! every sec the clock ticks brings me once second closer to home.
Posted by: Anonymous
Re: Aspens turning - 03/10/05 09:57 AM
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Originally posted by DeviousOverdose:
Sweet Dude! I cant wait to get back and see that stuff with my on eyes. Those dunes look wicked! every sec the clock ticks brings me once second closer to home.
Sweet Dude! I cant wait to get back and see that stuff with my on eyes. Those dunes look wicked! every sec the clock ticks brings me once second closer to home.