July 4th
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travelin2
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You guys going anywhere? We came home from our cabin yesterday afternoon, SB on US 15, already heavy traffic NB. We'll be local doing some chores and hanging out around the pool 
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Safe travels to those weekend warriors out there!
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.Safe travels to those weekend warriors out there!
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Bones
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Old Mill Stream this weekend. We get to battle traffic later today.You guys going anywhere? We came home from our cabin yesterday afternoon, SB on US 15, already heavy traffic NB. We'll be local doing some chores and hanging out around the pool
Safe travels to those weekend warriors out there!
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travelin2
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Bones
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Enjoy your trip
travelin2
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The forest regenerating after the wildfire of several years ago?? Barren landscape 2 yrs ago when we were there.
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travelin2
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Well aware of that. I'm an outdoor person as well are my sons one of whom is an assistant ranger for the USFS in Montana and has been on the fire line. I have seen first hand damage and hiked through miles of reforestation in the Rockies.
My question of JohnD was how far has the forest regenerated since the fires a few years ago.
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JohnD
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We are going to drive down to the Royal Gorge Bridge today (so far have just stayed and relaxed at the campground since we got here on Friday).
The park at the bridge has reopened . . . not sure if we will go in as they are probably going to be super busy today!
The gorge is in the background of the first shot:
The park at the bridge has reopened . . . not sure if we will go in as they are probably going to be super busy today!
The gorge is in the background of the first shot:
travelin2
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When we were there 2 yrs ago (second visit, there a decade earlier) the park was still closed from the fire but the mountainsides had been cleared of most burn damage and apparently reseeded to minimize erosion. Just curious about current conditions. Given a chance Mother Nature is pretty resilient.
Enjoy your weekend. We're just back from a bicycle ride hanging around our pool.
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JohnD
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Took these down at the Royal Gorge today . . .
A storm was rolling in when I took the shot of the bridge . . .
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travelin2
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That's the CO Rockies...if you don't like the weather, give it 10 minutes and it'll change!
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rjr6150
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Hey John you have to try the zip line across the gorge it's a blast
Bones
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There's nothing wrong with this park picture.When we were there 2 yrs ago (second visit, there a decade earlier) the park was still closed from the fire but the mountainsides had been cleared of most burn damage and apparently reseeded to minimize erosion. Just curious about current conditions. Given a chance Mother Nature is pretty resilient.
Enjoy your weekend. We're just back from a bicycle ride hanging around our pool.
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Awesome pictures JohnD
TravelTiger
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Our home park near Cisco, Tx. Watching a thunderhead develop to our north. We stayed home rather then go anywhere this year. However, we noticed our park, which typically has fulltimers or overnighters, had some folks in for the holiday weekend. It was nice to see families enjoying camping this holiday around us.
It appears the rain held off just long enough to get in the fireworks show in town. (Saw it on Facebook!)
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