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What a great view. I'm with Hayward...snap out of it. You show us so many interesting views from your area and I love them.
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I remember coming through Denver for the 1st time many years ago and from the east and I remember how it totally threw my perception. Here I was driving through miles of plains and it was flat and plain and I had this romanticized view that Denver was nestled up in the hills of the Rockies......wrong!! I remember seeing a sign...Denver 10 miles....still couldn't see the city but we were definitely more than 10 miles from the mtns. And then it appeared and I was like..."that's it??" Man, I was disappointed! It was a pretty city but just wasn't located where I thought it might be! You could transplant it to Nebraska and not miss a step with the exception of the mountainous backdrop. Well, as you can see, you have transported me to another time in my memory bank!
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What a vantage point and what a view and what a great capture of the view from the great vantage point. You do ride in some nice places. At least there is no snow and If I know you, there will soon be some marvels waiting on the horizon for you to bring us. Good luck and I just love this capture.
Jake.
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