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[comment23]

This is from Colorado when I lived there for a few years. Pretty much the whole place is gorgeous. This particular shot is from one of the state parks, Roxborough.

Oh wow! I have long lost relatives near Conifer CO but haven’t been able to visit them yet since we got in touch. One more reason now (post Covid I guess, if that ever happens).

 

[Mountain_Man_79]

Oh wow! I have long lost relatives near Conifer CO but haven’t been able to visit them yet since we got in touch. One more reason now (post Covid I guess, if that ever happens).

Absolutely! If memory serves me correctly, Conifer is maybe 10ish miles away from where I took that picture!

 

[Crdome]

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Jemez Soda Dam i by Michael Atwell, on Flickr

 

[Phil.H]

Another from the ridge above Castleton in the Peak District looking towards the lone tree on Back Tor.

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P8070777_DxO by Phil Harrison, on Flickr

 

[Panolyman]

You've had some lovely glowing light up there Phil.
It's been a fairly typical Welsh summer here - lots of mist and rain.

 

[Phil.H]

You've had some lovely glowing light up there Phil.
It's been a fairly typical Welsh summer here - lots of mist and rain.

Our weather hasn't been much different tbh Brian. I have made more effort to get out when the conditions are good since the lockdown.

 

[Seahawk]

Rough pasture in the Pennines.

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[Kalifornier]

Couple of resident white pelicans in a pond across our new neighborhood in West Sacramento

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[Mountain_Man_79]

Couple of resident white pelicans in a pond across our new neighborhood in West Sacramento
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IMHO the best burgers I’ve ever had in my life can be found at Brodericks in West Sac. Ugh, I miss traveling...

 

[Crdome]

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From Longmire's Cabin by Michael Atwell, on Flickr

 

[Crdome]

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But is this a reclaimed landfill? Reminds me of a similar site in Colorado Springs. It was to be a golf course when filled and capped. Such grass isn't indigenous to Colorado.

 

[Seahawk]

A frozen Loch Stroan, Galloway.

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[Mountain_Man_79]

But is this a reclaimed landfill? Reminds me of a similar site in Colorado Springs. It was to be a gold course when filled and capped. Such grass isn't indigenous to Colorado.

?‍ I don’t think so? This grass seemed to be the standard throughout Jefferson county parks, but I’m no expert. I only know of one landfill turned park, up in the northwestern Denver area, and it was more of a reclaimed nuclear waste site so much as a landfill...

 

[AlanT]

Here's one taken 10 years ago with the GF1 and 14-45.

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[Darmok N Jalad]

Oh wow! I have long lost relatives near Conifer CO but haven’t been able to visit them yet since we got in touch. One more reason now (post Covid I guess, if that ever happens).

Reminds me of Garden of the Gods state park in Colorado Springs. Here’s an old stitch from my old 4MP Kodak bridge, looking at the state park from a ridge, with Pike’s Peak photobombing in the background. As a slight correction, the west half of the state is beautiful, the east half is mostly arid plains. The west half soooo makes up for that though.

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[Crdome]

Reminds me of Garden of the Gods state park in Colorado Springs. Here’s an old stitch from my old 4MP Kodak bridge, looking at the state park from a ridge, with Pike’s Peak photobombing in the background. As a slight correction, the west half of the state is beautiful, the east half is mostly arid plains. The west half soooo makes up for that though.
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Nice panorama.

The landfill site I referenced above is part of this geological formation and within 3 miles of the Garden of the Gods. My soul weeped each time a saw the desecration.

 

[jhawk1000]

Desolation was a mine near Leadville where mining had gone on and the land was denuded of vegetation, the water was toxic and it was not only hazardous but ugly. I do not know what happened to it but I believe it was a Molybdenum mine.

 

[j_win]

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Shepaug River in Roxbury, CT.

 

[Kalifornier]

IMHO the best burgers I’ve ever had in my life can be found at Brodericks in West Sac. Ugh, I miss traveling...

Thanks for the tip!

 

[AaronE]

Morning view looking north.

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