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This was the site of a small forest fire a week ago LINK<<
Boss Man is out living a full life, and we're here watching on the computer.Guess I'll go back to doing lawn work.....- sigh -LeighWhitehall, NY
Yup, now I’m digging stumps. With a tractor, not by hand.
Obviously not this Rattlesnake Mountain https://www.summitpost.org/rattlesnake-mountain/594724#google_vignette
This is in Rumney NH
I live in the Adirondack Mountains in Upstate New York. Similar.
Are those wind turbines in the distance?Where are the rattlesnakes?JDK
Yes , wind turbines. No rattlesnakes, just a yearling bear a couple weeks ago.
Beautiful sky, beautiful view. Too bad about the road noise in the background.
You were there a week ago?
So Everest soon?
That's a nice view! Are those brown leaves "changing colors" or did lightning strike in that area?
Those sediments were tipped on their side by natural forces. Pretty cool that there's powers that dwarf us and then there's the biggest power of all. Praise Him.
Thank you for that.
Next do Snake Mountain, just south of Addison Vermont. Nice views of Lake Champlain.
Nice terrain. Thanks for sharing. - Nemo
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Boss Man is out living a full life, and we're here watching on the computer.
ReplyDeleteGuess I'll go back to doing lawn work.....
- sigh -
Leigh
Whitehall, NY
Yup, now I’m digging stumps. With a tractor, not by hand.
DeleteObviously not this Rattlesnake Mountain https://www.summitpost.org/rattlesnake-mountain/594724#google_vignette
ReplyDeleteThis is in Rumney NH
DeleteI live in the Adirondack Mountains in Upstate New York. Similar.
DeleteAre those wind turbines in the distance?
ReplyDeleteWhere are the rattlesnakes?
JDK
Yes , wind turbines. No rattlesnakes, just a yearling bear a couple weeks ago.
DeleteBeautiful sky, beautiful view. Too bad about the road noise in the background.
ReplyDeleteYou were there a week ago?
ReplyDeleteSo Everest soon?
ReplyDeleteThat's a nice view! Are those brown leaves "changing colors" or did lightning strike in that area?
ReplyDeleteThose sediments were tipped on their side by natural forces. Pretty cool that there's powers that dwarf us and then there's the biggest power of all. Praise Him.
ReplyDeleteThank you for that.
DeleteNext do Snake Mountain, just south of Addison Vermont. Nice views of Lake Champlain.
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ReplyDeleteNice terrain. Thanks for sharing. - Nemo