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rginn

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Along with the tourists. I don't have much free time now, but went over to Half Moon gulch by Leadville CO to try and detect a spot I've found that turns up lots of old bullets. Too many campers to even try that. Luckily most of them don't venture more than about a 100 ft. from their portable ghettoes. So took off into the woods and followed some old mining trails. Not a total loss; found 27 modern cents, old cartridge shells, newer bullets, and lots of square nails. In these pictures, there are people camped all around, so it just looks like the wilderness.
 

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I could almost see the Cuthroat hangin' in the pool's right now......Bee-Utiful pic's RGINN :thumbsup: It's where I want to retire!!!
 
awesome pics!! whats that big mountain in the back of pic 2? :help:
 
oh that's just not right, 'summer finally here' :laughing9: Come on home mountain man, we got some summer for ya! Nice pictures of refrshing, cold, MOVING, water! nice-nice...
 
That water sure does look refreshing, especially since it feels like it's over 100 degress here right now. I need to move!!!
 
Those are beautiful :)
 
Mt. Elbert, 14ers, highest peak in the Rockies at 14,440.
 
RGINN said:
Mt. Elbert, 14ers, highest peak in the Rockies at 14,440.
i knew it! :laughing9: we tried to summit it when we where (early june) there but there was too much snow above timberline.




P.S-ive already been to the top, we were just trying to do it again :wink: :laughing9:
 

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