Pic Of The Day 2

[Sisco]

Nice Country!

[Cunuckgaucho]

What Sisco says, Not sure where you are but similar to my back yard.

 Here are some pics when I get above the rain forest.The first pic is 20 min drive and 4 hr hike to get to,second is the mid point 

[unforgiven]

Bueatiful

[GRA]

Beautiful country indeed.  I thought Alberta was beautiful also.  Too bad I couldn't get to Banff.  

[unforgiven]

There are so many bueatiful places to see here in the USA, as there are though out the world.

[Cunuckgaucho]

40 minutes ago, unforgiven said:

There are so many bueatiful places to see here in the USA, as there are though out the world.

 What surprises me is people that live in or have access to this and are oblivious to it. On the plus side it does make the back country a lot less crowded.

[unforgiven]

There are those that have never left the immediate area. We have 3 more states to see.

[sketch]

1 hour ago, Cunuckgaucho said:

 What surprises me is people that live in or have access to this and are oblivious to it. On the plus side it does make the back country a lot less crowded.

this spot is 30 minutes drive from the house.. thats why we chose it. its right under their nose, but cant smell the smoke.. its not a bad hike just steep.. most see a trail and follow it until it ends.. we ducked left and right not to leave a trail to be followed. yet 30 min drive and 30 min hike is so foren wilderness for the city folk.. this might work ? im due south of the border ckg.

[ARTrooper]

I would love to buy like 200 acres in a place like that.

[sketch]

27 minutes ago, ARTrooper said:

I would love to buy like 200 acres in a place like that.

its free if its steep enough.. 

[sketch]

or canada.. cant help you there? ?

thats beautiful coutry ckg!

Edited May 1, 2018 by sketch

[mineralman55]

9 hours ago, Cunuckgaucho said:

 What surprises me is people that live in or have access to this and are oblivious to it. On the plus side it does make the back country a lot less crowded.

That's pretty typical of folks everywhere. When I was overseas, I worked with a man from Cairo, Egypt. I asked if he visited the Pyramids. He said "No, I can see them from my backyard. Why should I go?"

[mrmackc]

[Armed Eye Doc]

11 minutes ago, mrmackc said:

Did you take that picture in your pasture?

[ARTrooper]

9 hours ago, sketch said:

its free if its steep enough.. 

I don't mind it being steep. I love cliffs, bluffs, and rock formations.

[mrmackc]

49 minutes ago, Armed Eye Doc said:

Did you take that picture in your pasture?

No it was from a California dairy add.

[Sisco]

17 hours ago, Cunuckgaucho said:

What Sisco says, Not sure where you are but similar to my back yard.

 Here are some pics when I get above the rain forest.The first pic is 20 min drive and 4 hr hike to get to,second is the mid point 

Really like the area around and, north of Whistler Blackcomb. Skied and explored there a couple of times. Even tried to wrangle an international transfer to Vancouver one time.

[mrmackc]

Since it is still Friday......

[shepp]

9 minutes ago, mrmackc said:

Since it is still Friday......

? to you mr Mac I hope all is well sir

[sketch]

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[Sisco]

Public safety tip:

[shepp]

13 hours ago, Sisco said:

Public safety tip:

 

[mrmackc]

[98Z5V]

[Cunuckgaucho]

9 hours ago, mrmackc said:

 Was at a birthday party a couple years back were a city girl from back east was going camping here in British Columbia for the first time. Bears are pretty common here and 

she'd been reading up but was confused as the common black bear can also be brown in colour. Asking my buddy Joel " if you see a brown coloured bear,how do you know 

if it's a grizzly or a black bear?" "Well" Joel replied ever so seriously " what you want to do is run up the closest tree,if the bear comes up the tree and kills you it's a black bear but if 

the bear knocks over the tree and then kills you it's definitely a grizzly" Never heard if she went camping...