Camping on the Arkansas

RGINN

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naturegirl

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No way is the Arkansas that clear! Never! Salida? One of our artists just camped up there before the Loveland Sculpture show. And that's cholla cactus, just had a fifty year old one die in my yard, I'll miss the blooms, but now I have tons of skeletons. And those moon pictures are neat, you just have to have a good zoom for them. I've taken many, but they are dissapointing. Thanks for the pics.

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RGINN

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Oh yeah, ng, the Arkansas is that clear until you get into farming country. You were right on the cholla ID. If you ever had to work cattle, you know that besides mesquite thorns this is why God gave us chaps. I had to use a pair of pliers to pull cholla needles out years ago. I'll get a better moon picture tonight, if it don't snow.
 

pganjon

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Beautiful pictures RGINN :icon_thumleft: The first one, I feel like I could just jump right through the screen into the water! What a wonderful place to camp. You still have to have a pretty steady hand to get that cactus as sharp as you did :notworthy: Excellent moon shots too! Thanks :coffee2: Paul
 

Ray S S

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Man, that would be fun out canoeing on the rivers like that with all that beautiful
scenery to see at the same time. Thanks for sharing.

Ray
 

Monty

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I've been there and took the drive that runs along the Arkansas River through the canyons a few times. I also live about half a mile from the Arkansas River in Oklahoma. It ain't the same animal! Here it's half a mile wide and mostly sandbars. There are parts of it up in Kansas that I have seen running just a trickle. All the water in between is sucked up for agriculture irrigating. Really awsome comparison. Monty
 

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