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Took the Stinger up to Bear Lake for our annual family get together. It was nice and dry on the way up so I had some fun through the canyon, really wet on the way back but still fun. I had some even prettier pictures of the scenery but my stupid SD card malfunctioned and I lost them.

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P22Tyler said:
Took the Stinger up to Bear Lake for our annual family get together. It was nice and dry on the way up so I had some fun through the canyon, really wet on the way back but still fun. I had some even prettier pictures of the scenery but my stupid SD card malfunctioned and I lost them.

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Nice atmosphere, very calendar worthy: except you ruin the chances with splotches on the plates.
 
Yesterday, c. 10.4K feet, Uinta mountains, the Whiskey Lake Loop (just shy of 6 miles). It got steep and difficult for older guys on the way down, but that section didn't last too long. I had scoped the area via Google satellite view, for several hours, and was gratified that my sense of location was spot on: we came down off the slope smack onto road 711 as planned. It was a cake walk over the boulders the rest of the way back to the car.
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Yesterday, c. 10.4K feet, Uinta mountains, the Whiskey Lake Loop (just shy of 6 miles). It got steep and difficult for older guys on the way down, but that section didn't last too long. I had scoped the area via Google satellite view, for several hours, and was gratified that my sense of location was spot on: we came down off the slope smack onto road 711 as planned. It was a cake walk over the boulders the rest of the way back to the car.
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wow that looks like a breath-taking place to visit! :D :thumbup:
 
We got up Big Cottonwood canyon to see the fall colors. Up as high as the Willow Heights there are few if any rusty red trees: they are all lower down. But the quakies looked stunning. One of my friends took his "rock hopper" on the trail and that was entertaining. He's an ace RC jockey for sure: here's a link showing him showing off a bit: DSCF1033.MOV
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MerlintheMad said:
We got up Big Cottonwood canyon to see the fall colors. Up as high as the Willow Heights there are few if any rusty red trees: they are all lower down. But the quakies looked stunning. One of my friends took his "rock hopper" on the trail and that was entertaining. He's an ace RC jockey for sure: here's a link showing him showing off a bit: DSCF1033.MOV
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What an amazing place to visit! I love seeing landscapes like that. Makes me miss the north east.
 
Went out to an old coach stop 2hrs north of Sydney for lunch.59272FA0-8BC6-41F2-A5C2-F4BEEEB4F501.webp3716A733-60E0-4258-84B0-2EE749BFE625.webp9F4C3B75-1353-4B18-916E-2B35BC181D38.webp244D72E8-56E5-49FD-B9EC-B565215D8090.webp812F94E0-39AE-43AC-AFC0-9B4B0E353083.webp
 
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Nasscar said:
What a fantastic historical building. Stinger’s still looking sharp too.
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Yes it a beautiful old building, straight from another era.
 
I just want know if you challenged the car to the left to a race ?!? ( last pic )
 
We stayed home and fried a turkey, happy Thanksgiving everyone!
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