This photo of the hearty Pasque flower was actually taken from last month although could've easily been this morning ... since we had about 3" of snow. Just walked by them about 40 minutes ago & they're no worse for the wear (snow melted). These are always the first flowers to bloom in the season up here at 9,700' elevation ... and there's a clump of them that re-appear in the same spot every spring.
Big fire a few blocks from the house last night, took 9 hours to put out. It was pouring most of the time too. Heavy old rotten timber, lots of propane tanks, and creosote, what could go wrong? (Good thing this wasn't late August!)
- Morning Glory Natural Bridge (Grandstaff Trail)
- Rock formation on Shafer "Trail"
- Overlooking Moab from an outlook on Hidden Valley Trail (you can see the contour of the Colorado River canyon and Arches above it in the background)
I didn't know you lived in heaven, Face. Do you live year round at that elevation?
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I did. Are those hairs structures like trichomes?<<<<<
Yes, have lived at 9700' year round for 17 years and was at 8750' since '94 prior. Unfortunately, the altitude is getting the better of my body ... and have been having difficulty breathing / exercising for the past few years. I did about 20 miles of hiking with 3k' elevation gain over three days with very little issue in Moab area (4-5k') this past weekend (photos below), but was huffing and puffing to get to those flowers yesterday afternoon .... 100' elevation and no more than a quarter mile. Do you live at a high elevation?
I'm not sure about trichomes, but yeah, every time I see hairs on plants like that I can't help but make the comparison!
I did two years at 10K and that was when I was way younger. It was hard then and I definitely couldn't do it now. 17K is the highest I've been. Never had problems with altitude but that shit can sneak up on you at any time even if it has never bothered you before. I need more than a few days of summer and just a little more moisture in the air than inside a dry sauna.
I did two years at 10K and that was when I was way younger. It was hard then and I definitely couldn't do it now. 17K is the highest I've been. Never had problems with altitude but that shit can sneak up on you at any time even if it has never bothered you before. I need more than a few days of summer and just a little more moisture in the air than inside a dry sauna. <<<
After speaking with a few doctors in the area, it seems10k (or slightly lower) is an "upper cutoff" for some people ... along with a lower ceiling of around 6-7k for a lot of folks. It's weird, my father's oxygen saturation dips into the low/mid 80's when he's above 7k' with very little in the way of symptoms, but mine is stable at around 92-94 yet can have some challenging symptoms. I had a right heart catheterization last year to determine whether I have pulmonary hypertension (that could be affected by altitude and/or exercise). Luckily I don't, but they did uncover what is known as a "preload insufficiency" ... apparently my veins aren't returning the blood back to my heart fast enough.
But yeah, it can sneak up on you ... I've never made it to 17k, but would regularly hike to about 13k and realized I haven't been able to do this for a decade and my ceiling gradually became lower and lower. I was like a frog boiling in water. I did notice my overall capacity would permanently diminsh a bit after contending with prolonged exposure to wildfire smoke.
Thought I recognized that intersection ... and have probably taken it well over 100x on route back and forth to visiting family in the Scottsdale area from Colorado.
It's funny since there are two turning lanes (oncoming too) at that intersection and I will typically select the lane that is most advantageous to jockey around trucks that lumber through it.
I like the I-40 "bypass" of downtown Flag, but will still try to make a pit stop at Macy's for coffee and a bite .... or New Dehli Palace in the before times (haven't eaten indoors since, let alone a buffett).
Right on Face! Great geolocating. Yeah im on outskirts of Flag for better part of decade.
Any of you Zoners heading by N.AZ should always email me because I BUY pizza @ Fratelli Pizza (Best in Flag like 20yrs. running) for my kind who say hi. Kind as well.
It looked extremely familiar at first, but wasn't sure until I looked it up .. maybe it's because of all the puzzles I've been doing over the pandemic. Are you far enough on the outskirts to not hear that casey whistle blow?
I see there are three Fratelli's, one being a stone's throw from Macy's.
Face, I'm finding your train pics fascinating the last few months. I think they'd make a great thread of their own if you were inclined to add some text to let us know what we're seeing.
I've been hi-jacking the train photos from a FB group, but have taken most of the other one's I've posted.
Here's another of the "Galloping Goose" near the Ophir Loop (about 2.5 miles from where I'm at). I believe the GG was a Great Depression era innovation that created a locomotive out of a truck ... and operated on the existing narrow guage lines of the old Rio Grande Southern in the area.
Maybe I was wrong about Depression era, or maybe they operated concurrently with "regular" trains ... since here's one from 1945.
Rio Grande Southern Freight Train being pulled by Denver & Rio Grande Western No. 464 K-27 2-8-2 Mikado heading southbound out of snowshed at ***Lizard Head Pass Colorado. ***With Pyramid Peak & Yellow Mountain in the background
Where I live. The hill in the center(sort of) is Mt Knocti. A volcano (Sleeping soundly, not dead). If you go down the slope on the right side, I live in that first group of houses. Clear Lake, of course, in the background.
Car owners left open Cheetos bag in car overnight. Javelina came along was like "aww Hell Yeah!" Though in process of jumping into the car the hatchback shut, trapping the critter inside. He was cool until the Pigs showed up. (Pigs & Javelina don't mix)
Po Po tried to open door and the Javelina was like "Im outta here!"
Wild animal 'accidentally' threw car into Neutral gear. Luckily car only rolled across street into a town park. No animals, humans, or donuts were hurt.
Spent much of last week telecommuting from a condo rental on the coast.
Siletz Bay was right outside the condo and I was able to dig up dozens of clams at low tide, which were promptly converted into a couple different types of chowder:
Also checked out a cliff side restaurant one night with a killer view:
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This photo of the hearty
This photo of the hearty Pasque flower was actually taken from last month although could've easily been this morning ... since we had about 3" of snow. Just walked by them about 40 minutes ago & they're no worse for the wear (snow melted). These are always the first flowers to bloom in the season up here at 9,700' elevation ... and there's a clump of them that re-appear in the same spot every spring.
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Here's full sized version (be
Here's full size version (be sure to zoom in):
https://i.imgur.com/zbfR0bu.jpeg
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> up here at 9,700' elevation
> up here at 9,700' elevation
I didn't know you lived in heaven, Face. Do you live year round at that elevation?
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I did. Are those hairs structures like trichomes?
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May 82
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May 86
My 2 or 4 Frost shows. 82 and 86
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Big fire a few blocks from
Big fire a few blocks from the house last night, took 9 hours to put out. It was pouring most of the time too. Heavy old rotten timber, lots of propane tanks, and creosote, what could go wrong? (Good thing this wasn't late August!)
RIP Mary's River Trestle (again)
From my buddy Ed's place
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From Moab this past weekend:
From Moab this past weekend:
- Morning Glory Natural Bridge (Grandstaff Trail)
- Rock formation on Shafer "Trail"
- Overlooking Moab from an outlook on Hidden Valley Trail (you can see the contour of the Colorado River canyon and Arches above it in the background)
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> up here at 9,700' elevation
> up here at 9,700' elevation
I didn't know you lived in heaven, Face. Do you live year round at that elevation?
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I did. Are those hairs structures like trichomes?<<<<<
Yes, have lived at 9700' year round for 17 years and was at 8750' since '94 prior. Unfortunately, the altitude is getting the better of my body ... and have been having difficulty breathing / exercising for the past few years. I did about 20 miles of hiking with 3k' elevation gain over three days with very little issue in Moab area (4-5k') this past weekend (photos below), but was huffing and puffing to get to those flowers yesterday afternoon .... 100' elevation and no more than a quarter mile. Do you live at a high elevation?
I'm not sure about trichomes, but yeah, every time I see hairs on plants like that I can't help but make the comparison!
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> Do you live at a high
> Do you live at a high elevation?
I'm at about just about half your elevation, but most of my favorite places are above 8000'. That's my idea of heaven.
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I did two years at 10K and
I did two years at 10K and that was when I was way younger. It was hard then and I definitely couldn't do it now. 17K is the highest I've been. Never had problems with altitude but that shit can sneak up on you at any time even if it has never bothered you before. I need more than a few days of summer and just a little more moisture in the air than inside a dry sauna.
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> Do you live at a high
> Do you live at a high elevation?
I'm at about just about half your elevation, but most of my favorite places are above 8000'. That's my idea of heaven.<<<
You're preaching to the choir! It'll be hard to move one day, but consider myself to be lucky to have lived up here while I did.
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I did two years at 10K and
I did two years at 10K and that was when I was way younger. It was hard then and I definitely couldn't do it now. 17K is the highest I've been. Never had problems with altitude but that shit can sneak up on you at any time even if it has never bothered you before. I need more than a few days of summer and just a little more moisture in the air than inside a dry sauna. <<<
After speaking with a few doctors in the area, it seems10k (or slightly lower) is an "upper cutoff" for some people ... along with a lower ceiling of around 6-7k for a lot of folks. It's weird, my father's oxygen saturation dips into the low/mid 80's when he's above 7k' with very little in the way of symptoms, but mine is stable at around 92-94 yet can have some challenging symptoms. I had a right heart catheterization last year to determine whether I have pulmonary hypertension (that could be affected by altitude and/or exercise). Luckily I don't, but they did uncover what is known as a "preload insufficiency" ... apparently my veins aren't returning the blood back to my heart fast enough.
But yeah, it can sneak up on you ... I've never made it to 17k, but would regularly hike to about 13k and realized I haven't been able to do this for a decade and my ceiling gradually became lower and lower. I was like a frog boiling in water. I did notice my overall capacity would permanently diminsh a bit after contending with prolonged exposure to wildfire smoke.
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5/3/69 Sierra College,
5/3/69 Sierra College, Rocklin CA
pic - Marjorie Grace Beers King
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Ras, that's a fake poster.
Ras, that's a fake poster. That picture of JG is from 1966.
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John Lennon: "Christ, you
John Lennon: "Christ, you know it ain't easy".
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"You know we're bigger than
"You know we're bigger than you"
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^Excellent
^Excellent
Cool cloud / storm pics
https://brandonmontgomery.smugmug.com/2023-Storm-Chase-Season/
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Spring
Spring
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Bottle I found in the woods
Bottle I found in the woods while cleaning up for Earth Day.
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FOR THE LOVE OF HUMANITY AND
FOR THE LOVE OF HUMANITY AND FREEWILL
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Orioles + Rose-breasted
Orioles + Rose-breasted Grosbeaks finally showed up this week, symphonic sounds. 1st pair of hummingbirds too.
Female Grosbeak
Male Grosbeak
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Nice bird pics there, Jaz!
Nice bird pics there, Ras!
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We get black-headed grosbeaks
We have black-headed grosbeaks out here, but their coloring is completely different. More like robins.
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"GDTS will ONLY accept either
"GDTS will ONLY accept either a US POST OFFICE or AMERICAN EXPRESS money order. NO OTHER MONEY ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED!..."
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AmaZone Truck Driving School
AmaZone Truck Driving School honorary member.
At least the Hard Working American was smarter then the policewoman, who i watched walk alongside & UNDERNEATH the leaning load.
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Listen to the Flower People!
Listen to the Flower People!
Thought I recognized that intersection ... and have probably taken it well over 100x on route back and forth to visiting family in the Scottsdale area from Colorado.
It's funny since there are two turning lanes (oncoming too) at that intersection and I will typically select the lane that is most advantageous to jockey around trucks that lumber through it.
I like the I-40 "bypass" of downtown Flag, but will still try to make a pit stop at Macy's for coffee and a bite .... or New Dehli Palace in the before times (haven't eaten indoors since, let alone a buffett).
Do you live in Flag, FP?
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Right on Face! Yeah im on
Right on Face! Great geolocating. Yeah im on outskirts of Flag for better part of decade.
Any of you Zoners heading by N.AZ should always email me because I BUY pizza @ Fratelli Pizza (Best in Flag like 20yrs. running) for my kind who say hi. Kind as well.
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It looked extremely familiar
It looked extremely familiar at first, but wasn't sure until I looked it up .. maybe it's because of all the puzzles I've been doing over the pandemic. Are you far enough on the outskirts to not hear that casey whistle blow?
I see there are three Fratelli's, one being a stone's throw from Macy's.
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Face, I'm finding your train
Face, I'm finding your train pics fascinating the last few months. I think they'd make a great thread of their own if you were inclined to add some text to let us know what we're seeing.
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I've been hi-jacking the
I've been hi-jacking the train photos from a FB group, but have taken most of the other one's I've posted.
Here's another of the "Galloping Goose" near the Ophir Loop (about 2.5 miles from where I'm at). I believe the GG was a Great Depression era innovation that created a locomotive out of a truck ... and operated on the existing narrow guage lines of the old Rio Grande Southern in the area.
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Maybe I was wrong about
Maybe I was wrong about Depression era, or maybe they operated concurrently with "regular" trains ... since here's one from 1945.
Rio Grande Southern Freight Train being pulled by Denver & Rio Grande Western No. 464 K-27 2-8-2 Mikado heading southbound out of snowshed at ***Lizard Head Pass Colorado. ***With Pyramid Peak & Yellow Mountain in the background
Photo taken by Otto C Perry on Februray 26 1945
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Flat Tops Wilderness Area,
Flat Tops Wilderness Area, Colorado
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Frank Zappa with Sister
Frank Zappa with Sister Rosetta Tharpe, "The Godmother of Rock and Roll" at the Bath Blues Festival, 1970.
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ok, the above pic turns out
ok, the above pic turns out to be a fake...
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^ that's too bad, how she
^ that's too bad, how she schooled little frankie would've been a great story.
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It did look a bit flat. Two
It did look a bit flat. Two SGs though. Quite a thing to ponder.
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Roscoe gone but not forgotten
Roscoe gone but not forgotten. Birds notice too, many more at the feeder this year.
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Rockaway Beach, Oregon (last
Rockaway Beach, Oregon (last week)
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At the river this morning. C
At the river this morning. C'mon fellas, swim to the light
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I see trout. Facing upstream,
I see trout. Facing upstream, I'm guessing.
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Where I live. The hill in the
Where I live. The hill in the center(sort of) is Mt Knocti. A volcano (Sleeping soundly, not dead). If you go down the slope on the right side, I live in that first group of houses. Clear Lake, of course, in the background.
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^ LMSFHAO !@!
^ LMSFHAO !@!
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Hell of a paradise MarkD.
Hell of a paradise MarkD.
If I lived in such a beautiful spot I wouldn't tell a fucking soul for fear of infiltration,, not even (especially) relatives would get the address.
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> LMSFHAO Huh?
> LMSFHAO
Huh?
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Sycamore
Sycamore
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Dog and doobs.
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^ cough cough ahemm where's
^ cough cough ahemm where's my steak bitch ?
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Stupid weather.
Stupid weather.
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Car owners left open Cheetos
Car owners left open Cheetos bag in car overnight. Javelina came along was like "aww Hell Yeah!" Though in process of jumping into the car the hatchback shut, trapping the critter inside. He was cool until the Pigs showed up. (Pigs & Javelina don't mix)
Po Po tried to open door and the Javelina was like "Im outta here!"
Wild animal 'accidentally' threw car into Neutral gear. Luckily car only rolled across street into a town park. No animals, humans, or donuts were hurt.
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^ LOL good story,, even tho
^ LOL good story,, even tho no dogs were involved
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Motor City walkabout
Motor City walkabout
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Noodler, I wonder, is the
Noodler, I wonder, is the money rolling in?
China>Rider, great buildings.
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Red sprites, lunar eclipse,
Red sprites, lunar eclipse, and mountains in Oklahoma (and I wish Judit)
Paul M Smith Photography
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One of my favorite alley ways
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New amphitheater on the
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More back alley
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Another alley
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Trout Lake in the background
Trout Lake in the background
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^ niiiiiiiiiiiice, gotta
^ niiiiiiiiiiiice, ya just gotta fuckin love amerika
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One for the grand kids, Ras
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A little early morning
A little early morning fishing
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Hiking around the local Holy Grounds
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Up again at Nonnewaug's Falls
Up again at Nonnewaug's Falls this morning before the rains came
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In the bag
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Old man Helio will be going
Old man Helio will be going for his - Drive For 5 today at Indy
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Spent much of last week
Spent much of last week telecommuting from a condo rental on the coast.
Siletz Bay was right outside the condo and I was able to dig up dozens of clams at low tide, which were promptly converted into a couple different types of chowder:
Also checked out a cliff side restaurant one night with a killer view:
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Who knows where this was?
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More downtown Ft. myers
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I never noticed how much Del
I never noticed how much Del McCoury looks like Joe Biden and Timothy Leary. They could all be 1st cousins.
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5 of 11 this morning I was feelin it
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dDDead Head Girl in Kiel
Dead Head German Girl in Kiel,
Germany - May 2022
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Andy at Notre Dame ParisMay
Andy -- Notre Dame Paris
May 2022
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German Dead Head Kiel,
German Dead Head Kiel, Germany May 2022
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There he goes
There he goes
Turning her whole world around
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Thanks Mike. Needed that.
Thanks Mike. Needed that.