What's Out Your Back Window?

[t-twnbob]

Dome Rock at the Quartzsite rally.

[Greg A]

Why I believe that's Jon's 17B and new Tacoma!

[Vermilye]

I spent last night in site 127 at the Lost Dutchman State Park, AZ. Because the park was full (on a Sunday - the wildflowers are in bloom) the site was in the overflow section, no hookups & a long walk to the bathrooms & showers, but the view was wonderful, and only got better as the sun went down:

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[Rossue]

Last week at site #1 Lone Pine C.G.

[Rossue]

Good place to camp in Owens Valley. 9 sites plus disbursed. 1/2 way between Red Rock Canyon S.P. and Lone Pine. First shot looking south.

[BCnomad]

Dinnertime view through muddy window. Hope BC.

[gbaglo]

Originally Posted by BCnomad

Dinnertime view through muddy window. Hope BC.

Yup.
"Live in Hope.
Die in despair".

[Jill]

Originally Posted by Vermilye

I spent last night in site 127 at the Lost Dutchman State Park, AZ. Because the park was full (on a Sunday - the wildflowers are in bloom) the site was in the overflow section, no hookups & a long walk to the bathrooms & showers, but the view was wonderful, and only got better as the sun went down:



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Wow!!! Beautiful!


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[Jill]

Originally Posted by Rossue

Good place to camp in Owens Valley. 9 sites plus disbursed. 1/2 way between Red Rock Canyon S.P. and Lone Pine. First shot looking south.

Need to put that on our list. Another beautiful site!


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[dfandrews]

Originally Posted by Rossue

Last week at site #1 Lone Pine C.G.

Why, I do believe that is Wotan's Throne trying to obscure the moon.
Nice shot, Ross.

[Greg A]

We have a Hope, AZ. The sign at the edge of town reads; "You are now beyond Hope."

[peter]

Used to be a sign in Saskatchewan that said "New York is big, but this is Biggar."

[t-twnbob]

Picacho Peak S.P. between Phoenix and Tucson. The Saguaro are just starting to bloom.

[Ron in BC]

One sad old Cessna Skymaster at Hope, BC. It's sat there since at least 1988 It's sort of a symbol for something that seems to happen to boats, cars and trailers etc. The person who loved them and used them doesn't realize when they park it that it's the last time they'll ever use it. Or maybe they do, sort of, but think that "one day" they might sell it, but not now. Unfortunately, all too often, time takes its' toll. In this case the engines have long since seized up and pretty much all it's good for is scrap.

Notice the fresh snow on the mountains. It was sunny but the breeze had a bite to it.

Ron

[Patandlinda]

Originally Posted by Ron in BC

One sad old Cessna Skymaster at Hope, BC. It's sat there since at least 1988 It's sort of a symbol for something that seems to happen to boats, cars and trailers etc. The person who loved them and used them doesn't realize when they park it that it's the last time they'll ever use it. Or maybe they do, sort of, but think that "one day" they might sell it, but not now. Unfortunately, all too often, time takes its' toll. In this case the engines have long since seized up and pretty much all it's good for is scrap.

Notice the fresh snow on the mountains. It was sunny but the breeze had a bite to it.

Ron

Excellent thoughts Ron ! Pat

[dfandrews]

Originally Posted by Ron in BC

One sad old Cessna Skymaster at Hope, BC. It's sat there since at least 1988 It's sort of a symbol for something that seems to happen to boats, cars and trailers etc. The person who loved them and used them doesn't realize when they park it that it's the last time they'll ever use it. Or maybe they do, sort of, but think that "one day" they might sell it, but not now. Unfortunately, all too often, time takes its' toll. In this case the engines have long since seized up and pretty much all it's good for is scrap.

Notice the fresh snow on the mountains. It was sunny but the breeze had a bite to it.

Ron

Maybe someone can make a "theme-oriented" RV out of the fuselage.

[P&L]

We enjoyed time at Moss Landing and especially taking breathtaking sites at Elkhorn Slough, observing the otter and seal nurseries. On the way home we are thrilled to report California reservoirs are full! Yeah!

(Sorry, I couldn't figure out how to turn the photo properly!)

Lorna

[Steve Clark]

We love the Elkorn Slough, Lorna. We kayaked it a few years ago, and are eager to go back. The otters and bird life are awesome

[Ron in BC]

Looked out Sunday morning and saw the rain beating down on another long abandoned aircraft, also from about 1988. Thought maybe no flying today but then a rainbow appeared over the poor old Skymaster. It's no pot of gold but it did indicate the sun was breaking through.

Later, flying over the mountains and seeing all the fresh snow, I knew why the air still had a cold bite to it and that's why I still have my winter foam insulation on the hatch.

Ron

[gabeck]

So many awesome photos , really enjoy seeing them -Thank you !