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Just a spot in Colorado
- Thread starter hiwall
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Vulture45-70
Veteran Member
Looking at this make me wonder why I am still in Florida
Thunderbird
Veteran Member
Because it gets COLD in the mountains!
Old Gray Mare
TB Fanatic
Firewood. Having to cut, split, stack and haul firewood, lots and lots of firewood.
hiwall
Has No Life - Lives on TB
I'm sure it is almost all public land. There are a few buildings on the far left side of the picture near the highway. The highway is US 160
West
Senior
I know several places like that in extreme N. California. One place even has a hot springs near by. A bit of plumbing and some solar pumps, one could even use a greenhouse in the winter, and the only wood cutting would be for cooking and ambiance.
But I digress, there on Federal forest lands and now off limit to us useless American citizens. Might step on a precious frog or flower etc..
But I digress, there on Federal forest lands and now off limit to us useless American citizens. Might step on a precious frog or flower etc..
Bubble Head
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Is that picture taken after coming off Wolf Creek Pass heading into Pagosa? If so the meadow land is private and so is some of the forest.
hiwall
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I cannot remember the exact location. You are likely correct.
That river-bottom land does look like good hayfields being worked. Nice country if you like lots of snow. Temps usually aren't that crazy, though, being on the south side of the pass.