This place I call Home

[Old Dog]

and More Elk.

 

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[Old Dog]

and one more just for luck,,,

 

[Cynangyl]

Wow! They just keep coming...more and more gorgeous pics! Love the elk pics..everytime I have been close to an elk herd it has been when I had no camera! lol Thanks for sharing Thom!!

 

[Yeti]

Oh Yes, Grand Junction, Colorado

I was raised around Glenwood area. I still have a lot of family there in GJ..

 

[Old Dog]

Hi Star,

I have a brother and a Sister that are living in the area as well.
I am the only one of the kids who is actually a native.
I was born in Ft. Collins.

Funny how we gravatate to our roots when we get older.

 

[Old Dog]

Gorgeous country, Thom. Thanks for sharing it with us. I know you're the type of man who will ensure it remains just as beautiful for generations to come. And I thank you for that.

I must admit, someone doing something to hurt it really sets me off.
we are the best example for the future generations .

Thom

 

[thomas_miles25]

very nice pics great scenery

 

[Old Dog]

Cyndi,
I found these looking for a good winter picture for CG,
They are from a scouting trip in March last spring.
this disc has probably 200 different pictures on it so I grabbed these at random.
You guys need to let me know if this thread is getting out of hand.
I am enjoying it all a lot.

Thom

 

[Old Dog]

Thanks Thomas,
As I said earlier,
"My favorite place on earth"

Thom

 

[Cynangyl]

Cyndi,
I found these looking for a good winter picture for CG,
They are from a scouting trip in March last spring.
this disc has probably 200 different pictures on it so I grabbed these at random.
You guys need to let me know if this thread is getting out of hand.
I am enjoying it all a lot.

Thom

Out of hand?? I am loving it!! Don't ya dare stop! lol This thread is one of the first places I have been stopping lately so I sure hope no one is thinking it is out of hand!

 

[Unicorn]

Thom......May I call you that?. No this is a lovely thread, and its nice for me to see what a lovely Country you live in. America is a place that I have always wanted to visit. It's good to see the differences, both in scenery and customs between America and the UK. Already I notice the different play on "words," and I am sure we must seem abit pompous to you at times. Quite unwittingly of course. I so like the relaxed atmosphere in here, and the friendly attitude. A great bunch of perople ( think I should say "Guys")

regards

 

[Eu_citzen]

It sure looks different form Sweden here you mostly see forests and more forests.
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post some pics for us! I would love to see the forests of Sweden!

tom, stunning!

I'll see what I can do this weekend, if it does not snow to much. Not really much to see but I'll see what I can do.

 

[Old Dog]

Unicorn,

Thom is my given name, pronounced with a silent 'H'.

How many people know it is Henry Winkler's first name as well. Spelled the same way.

To quote my Mother "You can probably call him anything as long as it's not Late for supper"

The 'Old Dog' thing came along because I have been chasing the Spanish for more years than most, 30+.

Thom

 

[Old Dog]

OK guys,

Her are some I ran across that are actual trail photos,
but what would this be if I weren't showing you all my favorite places.

 

[Old Dog]

There is my old truck on the hill in the background.

 

[Old Dog]

See if you guys can find the subtle markers in any of the pictures.

 

[Old Dog]

and a shadow marker that can only be seen at a certain time of day.

 

[Timberwolf]

Awesome pics Thom

I believe I spotted a couple of markers

TW

 

[Old Dog]

Tom,
I'm glad you are enjoying the thread.
So tell me, which markers do you see?

I am going to climb up on the roof tonight and try to catch the sunset.

Thom

 

[River Rat]

Thom,

This place I call Home is just stunning. Beautiful pictures of everything...wish it was my home too. Thanks for sharing with us.

RR