MileHigh20!!
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Anybody out here in the Rockies?
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MileHigh20!!
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Nice going sking Tuesday going to tear it up [emoji16]
Tape
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Is a lot of the Rocky's closed? Is there an altitude limit. I know nothing about the Rocky's but plan a research period before going.
MileHigh20!!
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High altitude driving is definitely different I was fly fishing at 11k ft a few months ago.
MileHigh20!!
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Just got out to play in the snow forgot to put it 4 and had the ass turned sideways on me. Scared the crap out of me [emoji1787]
MileHigh20!!
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How is everyone doing? Any you guys know of a full installation and everything shop in Denver?
Tape
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MileHigh20 or anybody else ever travel east to west or vice versa on interstate 70?
I'm just curious about the elevation and Campground, it's getting too hot and humid here in the deep South and I need to get to some elevation. I'm going to camp out for about two or three weeks, not in one place but while traveling throughout the Rockies.
I'm just curious about the elevation and Campground, it's getting too hot and humid here in the deep South and I need to get to some elevation. I'm going to camp out for about two or three weeks, not in one place but while traveling throughout the Rockies.
B-Man
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Jump up to I-80 and west to Laramie, WY......lookin' for cooler weather and elevation?..... that's your destination.........https://www.accuweather.com/en/us/laramie/82070/weather-forecast/336576
Tape
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Thanks, I was actually looking for a piece of land and wanted to settle in Wy so thanks for the heads up, I will definitely check it out and also want to get away from all the racism down south. "B'ham Alabama"
TacoTruck2019
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Its been 50 years since ive been out that way but Wy is deffinately some beautiful country. I just don't know that id want to be there in the winter. I moved to NC 13 years ago to get out of the snow but now with everything thats going on thinking maybe a westward move might have been better. Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Idaho.?????
Tape
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Yeah I like those states you mentioned. I can deal with some snow, you hardly ever see it in the south and by hardly I say maybe once every 10 years, 15 years. I just don't want to deal with feet (s) of snow.
Tape
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Well I came back a week ago after spending about seven days in Wyoming, Colorado, Arizona, Idaho. My plan is to head back northwest tomorrow and seriously look for a place to buy. I really dislike the drive but once I get there it is so worth it, it is so hot, nasty and racist here in Birmingham and I wouldn’t recommend it to anybody.
B.C.
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Head northwest to Kelowna Canada.
