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Middle fork of the Smith river.
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kcm
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Yes, VERY nice-looking place!!
OV, maybe it's just me, but your photos appear to be getting better. ...You been practicing behind our backs??
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Yes, VERY nice-looking place!!
OV, maybe it's just me, but your photos appear to be getting better. ...You been practicing behind our backs??
Well thanks but.....If you look at my photos from the last 2 years (all here) there are ALOT better pics. Rugged Oregon coast, Sunsets, waterfalls....
But getting to some of those places.....again...
kcm
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Oh, that's right. Sorry - was confusing your photo quality with my own! 
Dang, but that is some gorgeous scenery!!
Dang, but that is some gorgeous scenery!!
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Thank you, OD! All we have is flat land here. There's one stretch of the drive to town that's about 10 miles long and there's a radio tower at one end. You can see the tower from the other end. If you stood in the bed of a pickup with binoculars, you could probably see nearly all of the 10 miles of road! Have seen pics of people driving endlessly through the desert southwest, but this is as close to mundane as I ever wanna get!
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