exbiologist
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Other than the fact that my dog won't let me, I love getting up at dawn and looking for critters or just taking in the scenery. This was yesterday morning, I got a kick out of the effect of the fog:
why I can't sleep in
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Gunnerboy
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are those photos from a little north-west of denver , kinda looks similier to some hills i ran a muck in once
exbiologist
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No, not really. More like west of Fort Collins. Good fishing up there too. But it's all very similar country
If I don't see the sun come up over the prairre horizon and shine light on the "faces" in the Black Hills I feel like half the day is gone. Coyotes sounding off, turkeys gobbling in the crick bottom and deer sneaking thru my draw headed to cover for the day. Urbanites: eat your hearts out. LOL.
Mike1234567
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I'm green with envy!!
KodiakBeer
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Dawn in Kodiak. The bear is a few hundred yards from my house. The deer is up on a ridge, a few miles from my house.
NMBrian
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I like where this thread is going!
Art Eatman
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Sunrise? Did somebody say sunrise?
http://www.thehighroad.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=63109&d=1188425180
Sundown seems to happen every day:
http://www.thehighroad.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=4678&d=1058381630
http://www.thehighroad.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=63109&d=1188425180
Sundown seems to happen every day:
http://www.thehighroad.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=4678&d=1058381630
exbiologist
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I can do sunset too:
But I like sunrise better:
But I like sunrise better:
longknife12
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I've been wide awake at 4am for the last 40 years....go in early, enjoy some wildlife during thr ride. Mainly, I fight problems before the work day starts.
Funny, I never have a problem getting out of camp during a season.
Dan
Funny, I never have a problem getting out of camp during a season.
Dan
MCgunner
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Ah, Texas ain't bad if you live in the right place. I'm still trying to get relocated to the hill country. Ain't like THAT, though.
Here's a pic I took out of the windshield on our trip to oregon. We got home Thursday of last week. We saw lots of pretty stuff, this being Mt Hood on a clear day. We came back via Crater Lake and Moab, Utah, drove up on 550 through Durango/Silverton/Ouray to Grand Junction.
Here's a pic I took out of the windshield on our trip to oregon. We got home Thursday of last week. We saw lots of pretty stuff, this being Mt Hood on a clear day. We came back via Crater Lake and Moab, Utah, drove up on 550 through Durango/Silverton/Ouray to Grand Junction.
Mike1234567
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The-Reaver
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Different strokes for different folks I guess.
The-Reaver
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lol, the reference to Vietnam is taken well. I love my swamps.
Bobson
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I was thinking that exact thing by the 3rd picture. My only motivation for waking up at the crack of dawn is getting to be outside while it's still only 95 degrees outside.
Art Eatman
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Mike, not sure.
http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=30864, Post #23.
Post #2 in http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=31447
http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=30864, Post #23.
Post #2 in http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=31447
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Mike1234567
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Art, thank you... gorgeous sky there!!
KodiakBeer
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It's almost like cheating to live in Alaska. Any direction you point your camera is gorgeous.
exbiologist
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just like Texas, eh?
Side note, are you guys going through the same beetle kill epidemic up there that we are down here?
Side note, are you guys going through the same beetle kill epidemic up there that we are down here?
MCgunner
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Awe, come on, I kinda like it in west Texas. Beats the gulf coast!
Mike1234567
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Gawd, you've got that right. Corpus Christi is a filthy scummy oil-drenched place for sure. Sorry to offend anyone who lives there but...
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