From the Mad House to the Mountains

[tamrock]

I was up early this morning going to Colorado Springs and then to a place called Parkdale along the upper Arkansas river between Salida and Canon City. I was glade I was heading south out of Denver, as the traffic looked pretty much to a stand still. The mountain is Mt Princeton by Buena Vista. I thought I'd take a little time going home to look for some arrowheads, but found nothing. I saw two nice bucks running together and one had the most gnarly looking non-typical set of antlers I've ever seen on one alive. Dang! I would have loved to have got a shot of that one, but they moving along like they had no time to waste.

 

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[Peyton Manning]

always a good thing to be going away from where the traffic is going

 

[kcm]

Just for the record, that 'Like' I gave is for the "2nd" pic only!

 

[WannaDig3687]

Beautiful mountain shot! Ditto Jeff's and kcm's posts. Highways are my views, yuk!

 

[scruggs]

Now that’s a mountain! We don’t have them that big in Northern Alabama. Pretty photo!

 

[BosnMate]

That first picture shows why I don't have any desire to live in a city. I remember one time, when I pulled up to the only traffic light in John Day. Traffic was a real cluster, then I realized it was 5 o'clock, and the forest service was getting off work. The jam ended in about 5 minutes. There was also a sign, went something like this: "On November 10, 1890, on this spot, nothing happened." Ah yes, the pleasures of living in a small town.

 

[Goldfinger450]

BosnMate, How's the nugget hunting in your Neighborhood? Pretty good I'll bet, Howdy from Prineville.

 

[tamrock]

always a good thing to be going away from where the traffic is going

I wish I could always say that.

 

[tamrock]

That first picture shows why I don't have any desire to live in a city. I remember one time, when I pulled up to the only traffic light in John Day. Traffic was a real cluster, then I realized it was 5 o'clock, and the forest service was getting off work. The jam ended in about 5 minutes. There was also a sign, went something like this: "On November 10, 1890, on this spot, nothing happened." Ah yes, the pleasures of living in a small town.

Yeah, if I didn't have you know who, I would probably move to Midas, Nevada.

 

[Jim in Idaho]

I'll never understand why people voluntarily live in a place that has traffic like that. Think of the wasted hours over a period of many years! Not to mention the hassle. Thanks, but I'll take my area any day.
Jim

 

[Davers]

I was up early this morning going to Colorado Springs and then to a place called Parkdale along the upper Arkansas river between Salida and Canon City. I was glade I was heading south out of Denver, as the traffic looked pretty much to a stand still. The mountain is Mt Princeton by Buena Vista. I thought I'd take a little time going home to look for some arrowheads, but found nothing. I saw two nice bucks running together and one had the most gnarly looking non-typical set of antlers I've ever seen on one alive. Dang! I would have loved to have got a shot of that one, but they moving along like they had no time to waste.

Looks like my local drive , I sit in a-lot of that bumper to bumper stuff.

Also love that 'Tower Lighting ' on the Expressway .

That Mountain Shot is Post Card / Calendar Quality , just Beautiful.

 

[Davers]

Now that’s a mountain! We don’t have them that big in Northern Alabama. Pretty photo!

Yr tellin me.
Our Mountains looked like that 'Eons ago'.

 

[RGINN]

Hey BosnMate, I-25 looks like that mostly from Colorado Springs all the way up to Wyoming most of the time. Not quite so bad if you go through there around 3 or 4 a.m., but still a lot of traffic and you find yourself wondering, 'Don't these people have jobs?'

 

[WannaDig3687]

Hey BosnMate, I-25 looks like that mostly from Colorado Springs all the way up to Wyoming most of the time. Not quite so bad if you go through there around 3 or 4 a.m., but still a lot of traffic and you find yourself wondering, 'Don't these people have jobs?'

Ha ha. My dad's been saying that for 40+ years.