A few shots out the office window. Sorry about the bugs, (the window gets washed twice a day usually but the bugs are bad this year.)
This is a random shot of some mountains most likely in southern California on the 101 or Pacific Coast Hwy.
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This is the mountain just as you start into Provo Canyon from the south about 50 miles away.
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The same mountain from the other side, coming from the north. Yes that is snow, and it has been there all summer.
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This one didn't turn out very good but it might give you an idea of the distances a person can see out west here. Just to the left of the center there is a column of smoke. The smoke is coming from a truck that is burning. The truck is 17.8 miles away.
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I have a bunch more but I have forgotten what most of them are and it's getting late .....
Your driving made me a little nervous at first, but once I got over that, I enjoyed the trip. :wink:
Thanks for taking us along.
Those mountains are really some picturesque material :congrats:
I'll add one to Art's west coast thread for fun.
My car on the Oregon coast a little over a month ago. I just thought it was cool we were able to drive right to the ocean.
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Art, you're right about how far you can see out west. Going west on I-20 thru Texas you can see the 1st mountain at the I-20 / I-10 merge from 70 miles away on a clear day. And going across the top of the U.S. on I-90 you can see Mt.Hood 2 days before you get to it. :eyebrownod:
Awesome Pics! I went Elk Hunting in the Colorado back in 04 and you could see the Mountains hours before we got to them.
Quote from: FinsnFur on September 24, 2011, 04:53:05 AM
Your driving made me a little nervous at first, but once I got over that, I enjoyed the trip. :wink:
I understand, Boss. You aren't the first one to complain when I set the cruise and step outside to take a picture. :innocentwhistle: :iroll: :doh2: :laugh2: :laugh2:
:alscalls: Now THAT would be something :eyebrownod:
Quote from: FinsnFur on September 25, 2011, 05:30:37 PM
:alscalls: Now THAT would be something :eyebrownod:
That & trying to see him get back in! :huh:
:alscalls:
That's for sharing the pix! :biggrin: