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Some eye candy for all.
- Thread starter apache18
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Top left pict is South lake, top right pict is of the owens valley, middle left pict is rockcreek lake, middle right pict is convict lake,and the bottom left pict is of upper bishop creek coming out of south lake. All picts are from the Eastern Sierra mountians, CA. Happy Looking. Joe
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Nice pics of beautiful scenery! God has created lakes and the mountains (and covers them with the white stuff at times) for our enjoyment and pleasure of seeing His glory on our earth that we will be able to see more of in heaven! Thanks! 
God Bless! Betty
God Bless! BettyPete in MI
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God sure made us a beautiful world...we don't all get to see what others see but glad you shared with us...can almost smell the crisp clean mountain air.
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steve in so la
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They sure look inviting. We used to spend summers at Pleasant creek and Panguitch Lake areas. Utah is kind of unknown by the general US population, Steve in so az
Just to follow up what Pete said. We don't always get to see what the rest of the country looks like. Thanks to the Navy I have got to see alot of the country and the world. Maybe we all should post a pic or two of the area where we live to let others see. Sometimes we take our area for granted, but others may see a whole new beauty in it. I will try to come up with a couple of the Whitewater Valley, here in south central Indiana. Ain't much to look at but you may like it.
Nice talking to you on the phone. Gee now I'm homesick for the old Owens Valley. You should try to get a picture of Mt Tom when it has some snow on it. I lived in this are for 28 years. If you and my brother get together this summer maybe he can show you what the Native Americans call "The Sleeping Indian" so you can take a picture of it. Post it and see how many can see the picture itself formed by the mountains.