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ranger632 Loc: Near Yosemite Park Ca.

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Jclester12 Loc: Arizona phx

That's deep

Jarheadfishnfool Loc: Woodlake/Tulare ,Ca.

ranger632 wrote:

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Ha that's probably why I didn't see the Sun this morning ! Love my State , We've made a great living here , as did our Families, everyone knows the old saying you don't like where you're living , Leave for better ventures,,,,

Jarheadfishnfool Loc: Woodlake/Tulare ,Ca.

Jarheadfishnfool wrote:

Ha that's probably why I didn't see the Sun this morning ! Love my State , We've made a great living here , as did our Families, everyone knows the old saying you don't like where you're living , Leave for better ventures,,,,

40 plus million residents ,the most populist State in the Union, 6th largest Economy in the World, Ive heard some say it's all about the money, well yes ,go to a few states and see if you can earn the same income, better yet ask Devin Nunes if you don't believe it 🇺🇸🙏🤙

Frank romero Loc: Clovis, NM

Jarheadfishnfool wrote:

40 plus million residents ,the most populist State in the Union, 6th largest Economy in the World, Ive heard some say it's all about the money, well yes ,go to a few states and see if you can earn the same income, better yet ask Devin Nunes if you don't believe it 🇺🇸🙏🤙

New Mexico is one of the least populated states and I like that. Traffic is not bumper to bumper. You can see the stars at night

DC Loc: Washington state

while going to college in the L.A. area one night I looked up and counted the stars I could see. I ended up with more airplanes than stars. I grew up south of San Francisco in San Jose. it saddens me to see what San Francisco has become it use to be a fun place to go to. and how sad that the once great calif. now can't keep the lights on all the time hopefully they can figure out what is going wrong and do a course correction and get things turned around.

ranger632 Loc: Near Yosemite Park Ca.

DC wrote:

while going to college in the L.A. area one night I looked up and counted the stars I could see. I ended up with more airplanes than stars. I grew up south of San Francisco in San Jose. it saddens me to see what San Francisco has become it use to be a fun place to go to. and how sad that the once great calif. now can't keep the lights on all the time hopefully they can figure out what is going wrong and do a course correction and get things turned around.

SF is a pig pen, wife and I use to go about once a year and it was a great place to visit, now its a dump and we were not go there if you paid me. I am lucky I live by Yosemite Park in a very small town and we all take care of each other and can still see the stars.

Mooseman65 Loc: Seattle

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DC Loc: Washington state

I use to love Yosemite back in the day Asa kidwe camped there all the time and watched th firefall at night when they use to kick the coals over the edge. did lots of hiking and fishing up in little Yosemite Valley behind Hal dome and outof tualome meadows. we use to just get a topographical map find a lake and cross country hike to them. good fishing and good times. but I hear it is really over crowded these days but I'm guessing it is still a pretty place

ranger632 Loc: Near Yosemite Park Ca.

DC wrote:

I use to love Yosemite back in the day Asa kidwe camped there all the time and watched th firefall at night when they use to kick the coals over the edge. did lots of hiking and fishing up in little Yosemite Valley behind Hal dome and outof tualome meadows. we use to just get a topographical map find a lake and cross country hike to them. good fishing and good times. but I hear it is really over crowded these days but I'm guessing it is still a pretty place

Yes it is still a pretty place but way too many people. But I guess that is every where.

Frank romero Loc: Clovis, NM

ranger632 wrote:

Yes it is still a pretty place but way too many people. But I guess that is every where.

Visit New Mexico parks. Only crowded on holidays.

ranger632 Loc: Near Yosemite Park Ca.

Frank romero wrote:

Visit New Mexico parks. Only crowded on holidays.

Have not been to New Mexico but been to a lot of parks in Nev., Utah, and Az. On the bucket list.

Frank romero Loc: Clovis, NM

ranger632 wrote:

Have not been to New Mexico but been to a lot of parks in Nev., Utah, and Az. On the bucket list.

We have Forrest and desert parks. Mountains and plains wide verity of views. Don’t have ocean tho.

fisher Loc: whitewater,colorado

ranger632 wrote:

Have not been to New Mexico but been to a lot of parks in Nev., Utah, and Az. On the bucket list.

On the western slope of Colorado sits the Grand Mesa. It's the largest flat top mountain in the world with over 300 fishable lakes and, if you get off the road, room to be by yourself; even on weekends.

ranger632 Loc: Near Yosemite Park Ca.

fisher wrote:

On the western slope of Colorado sits the Grand Mesa. It's the largest flat top mountain in the world with over 300 fishable lakes and, if you get off the road, room to be by yourself; even on weekends.

The bucket just got bigger