Lake Blanche and the Wasatch Range

TRs for ranges outside California.
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Uncle Rico
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Post by Uncle Rico »

I recently spent a few days in SLC and got into the Wasatch. Just in case y'all have forgotten, this is what water looks like.

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arocknoid
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Post by arocknoid »

Sweet jamais vu.

Oh, wait. nevermind

A place and time so beautiful, the memories are dreams, and the dreams, memories.
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Mike P
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Post by Mike P »

WOW!!! Sign me up for the Wasatch Range!
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AW~
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Post by AW~ »

wah? wah? wah? what? what? whater? water!!!! I see that mirage all the time...just joking. Nice! Looks like a nice place to steal some from to keep up these lawns.
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JeffH
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Post by JeffH »

Those meadows look amazing. And a great anecdote about the lady hiking.
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tekewin
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Post by tekewin »

Some wild country up there. Dromedary Peak looks like a fun romp.
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walker
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Post by walker »

Wow, so nice. I really miss aspen forests! Lived in Santa Fe for a while and parts of the Sangre de Cristo mountains are blanketed with 'em. Brings back memories.
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Hikin_Jim
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Post by Hikin_Jim »

Yeah, that's one tough lady.

HJ
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Post by Sean »

Thanks for the TR--and titillating use of sexy words.
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