Scenery pictures, what does your world look like............

[deserteagle71]

I imagine that's a lot higher and steeper than it looks, but is it climbable without special gear?

It's a scramble - using both hands and feet in spots - but yes, doable without climbing gear. Been up there several times through the years. I can see ~ 100 miles distant from up there.

 

[deserteagle71]

Cattle belonging to a nearby rancher in Silver State Valley. Photo taken on 2 January.

 

[Diggin It]

^^ Cool. I know the other one isn't though. ;-)

Two views. In one, the t-post is about 15' or so above the road showing through the shrubs. The property across the road is a neighbor. In the other, the fence line at the bottom is as far as I go. The field beyond is another neighbor. The bump off in the distance is about 3-4 miles away. Nothing special, but no people stuff.

 

[Oldpath05]

Very nice I just spent almost an hour gazing at these pictures, I spent ten minutes in Nevada, they should be on calendars.....:thumbsup:

 

[tractorchick65]

Awesome!

 

[dragoneggs]

It would be cool if you could 'like' certain photos and then Muhammad could collect and make a yearly calendar of TBN member pics based on 'votes'. Hope he is listening. I'm 'liking' post #12.

 

[/pine]

We have about 5 acres that includes both sides of the stream...we are about where the river disappears in the first pic...the other pics are from our porch...The bottom pic is a good bit older and the river was up a bit...notice the ducks...

 

[dragoneggs]

We have about 5 acres that includes both sides of the stream...we are about where the river disappears in the first pic...the other pics are from our porch...The bottom pic is a good bit older and the river was up a bit...notice the ducks...

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that's a big azz duck!

 

[Oldpath05]

I'm glad I dont have them four legged ducks around my house although I here some people like black ducks for dinner..............

 

[KennyG]

This thread shows the need for at least some indication of location in your profiles. Where is /pine?