Back From Camping

i know what you mean

1 time is enough for climbing those things
took about six hours to get up there then down

 

rad dude, glad you cross linked this to the build thread.

 

I've been to Denver, CO before...I know what real mountains are like But the Appalachians are the best we've got over here. And I've been skiing up at 12,000+ at loveland ski resort in CO, and man that was a blast.

I hate going to Arkansas or Oklahoma or places like that because there are NO mountains anywhere! Every time you look at the horizon you feel like something's "missing"

 

Yes but Arkansas has Bella Vista! And if The Ponch says it's good, you know it must be true!

 

Well aside from that...it's still flat. I've grown up with distant ridges and mountain ranges in my view...it's a hard habit to shake off.

 

Well, it's official. Going back at the end of the month, this time for 4 days. Can't wait!

 

Man, I'm the opposite. I grew up in the Houston area and my family has been in Texas for several several generations. When I go to Colorado or Tennessee I start to feel a bit trapped. I like being able to see forever.

Not saying I couldn't easily adjust to the beauty of a mountain line, but I really appreciate the flatness and the rolling plains.

you lucky devil. grrr. I'm missing out on my hot summer hike through the Lone Star Trail thanks to a. physical therapy and b. stupid drought. no water in the creeks and bayous, no can live.

 

Great scenery Pack, I do miss those images. Theres nothing like getting down with Mother Nature and living next/with to her. I have been dying to rent an RV and "explore" the mid-west for a month or two. Am glad that you had fun.


Luna

 

We dont have mountains but we are in the hills....its not flat here at all....
And we have Indians here....lol....
Danny

 

Go up in the panhandle and check out Palo Duro Canyon, It is a cool place....
Danny