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[AzScorpion]

I tell you that is absolutely stunning. It gives a whole new meaning to taking a trip and never leaving the farm

The Venetian Hotel (below) has the same thing. One minute you're walking through the casino and then you enter into a huge area that looks like you're in Italy. Most of the ceiling is continuous and it's really amazing how large it is and how it looks so real.

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[r1ch999999]

Our husky wants to protect that antler from the other dogs.

 

[l0rdv8r]

The Venetian Hotel (below) has the same thing. One minute you're walking through the casino and then you enter into a huge area that looks like you're in Italy. Most of the ceiling is continuous and it's really amazing how large it is and how it looks so real.

What's Crazy is the lack of people! I was there last year on a business trip, and my god, i never want to go back haha..... I used to LOVE being in crowds and doing "touristy" things, and theme parks and stuff... But as i get older, i've gotten to where i can't stand crowds or people. This could be because my tolerance for stupid has hit zero, or it could be due to my ptsd lol.

 

[AzScorpion]

What's Crazy is the lack of people! I was there last year on a business trip, and my god, i never want to go back haha..... I used to LOVE being in crowds and doing "touristy" things, and theme parks and stuff... But as i get older, i've gotten to where i can't stand crowds or people. This could be because my tolerance for stupid has hit zero, or it could be due to my ptsd lol.

yeah it's a catch 22. It was nice walking around without bumping into to everyone and dealing with large crowds, I hate them too. OTOH everything is closed and besides gambling, eating and drinking there are no shows to see. It was a nice 2 day stop on our way home back from UT - AZ.

 

[r1ch999999]

What's Crazy is the lack of people! I was there last year on a business trip, and my god, i never want to go back haha..... I used to LOVE being in crowds and doing "touristy" things, and theme parks and stuff... But as i get older, i've gotten to where i can't stand crowds or people. This could be because my tolerance for stupid has hit zero, or it could be due to my ptsd lol.

Crowds have started driving me nuts too, even before COVID. I remember years ago my wife and I were in Munich and you could taste the tension, we got out of town about an hour before a massive riot broke out. Now it feels that way every place I go. I hope things calm down.

 

[l0rdv8r]

Crowds have started driving me nuts too, even before COVID. I remember years ago my wife and I were in Munich and you could taste the tension, we got out of town about an hour before a massive riot broke out. Now it feels that way every place I go. I hope things calm down.

Crazy how that works... We've been in situations as well where i've been like, its time for us to leave, only to have something chaotic happen not long after.

Also noticed you got your fuelly added!

 

[Arly]

Here is a few snow photos for you guys. We've worked and played in it, for many years. Here in the Keweenaw peninsula of MI, we average about 230" of lake snow per season. This is located on the south shore of da big lake. (superior) Hope you like them!

 

[FX4Offroad]

Here is a few snow photos for you guys. We've worked and played in it, for many years. Here in the Keweenaw peninsula of MI, we average about 230" of lake snow per season. This is located on the south shore of da big lake. (superior) Hope you like them!

Here is a few snow photos for you guys. We've worked and played in it, for many years. Here in the Keweenaw peninsula of MI, we average about 230" of lake snow per season. This is located on the south shore of da big lake. (superior) Hope you like them!

Yeah, we don't get that much snow here in south Florida.

Beautiful pictures

 

[P. A. Schilke]

Hi Jim,

No snow here in Green Valley most years. In the Santa Rita Mountains some 15 miles to the East is okay with me!

Best,
Phil Schilke
Ranger Vehicle Engineering
Ford Motor Co. Retired

 

[P. A. Schilke]

Hi Folks,

Tortoise finally moved a bit and gave me access to the printer cabinet in which my old pictures were stored. Here are three picutres from Zion National Park.

Observaton Point looking down

Angles Landing looking West (one of the most dangerous hilke in the National Park System in the USA)

Best,
Phil Schilke
Ranger Vehicle Engineering
Ford Motor Co. Retired

 

[Tracy Bowman]

The Venetian Hotel (below) has the same thing. One minute you're walking through the casino and then you enter into a huge area that looks like you're in Italy. Most of the ceiling is continuous and it's really amazing how large it is and how it looks so real.

Wow! @AzScorpian, I sure have enjoyed ya'lls vacation. Beautiful pictures!

 

[AzScorpion]

Wow! @AzScorpian, I sure have enjoyed ya'lls vacation. Beautiful pictures!

Thanks Tracy. It was fun to walk around and see everything without be so overcrowded....now I think I need a vacation to get over this one. lol Going to Vegas was a last minute decision and with most hotels having huge discounts we figured we'd stopped for a coupled days as we pass right by there on our way home.

 

[Texasota]

I took this picture a couple of weeks ago in my backyard.. Those are walnuts and he is getting ready to bury them. I think this means we are in for a very bad winter!

 

[AzScorpion]

I took this picture a couple of weeks ago in my backyard.. Those are walnuts and he is getting ready to bury them. I think this means we are in for a very bad winter!

I remember watching them do this when I was back east. It was bad enough winter was coming but now the possibility of it being worse was just depressing.

Hey you should catch the little rodent and use him as a damper....He's almost the right size and with a few mods I bet it would work.?

 

[P. A. Schilke]

Hi Folks,

These picutres are from Cedar Breaks National Park...not very well known and over powered by Bryce Canyon, but just as spectacular...and they have the oldest living plants on this earth...the Bristle Cone Pine. The park starts at 10,000 ft and the hike is down to 9,000 ft, Margie really struggled on the return trip with her compromised lung condition...


Hoodoo abound.

2500 year old Bristle Cone pine of which Margie painted in a previous post on this thread

4500 year old Bristle Cone Pine

Best,
Phil Schilke
Ranger Vehicle Engineering
Ford Motor Co. Retired

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