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Ceffer
2024 Dec 24, 12:51pm
Ceffer
2024 Dec 24, 12:51pm
You mean Hoosier Hill? The hill behind my place in Tri Valley is 1500 feet.
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Tenpoundbass
2024 Dec 24, 12:56pm
Tenpoundbass
2024 Dec 24, 12:56pm
I'm always surprised when people post pictures of breath taking mountain vistas, in States I wouldn't expect to have such beautiful rocky mountains.
Idaho, Ohio and Indiana are not places I would have never expected them to be, if not for folks in the internet posing the pics.
They were never sets in movies. So I have this south western and Colorado up through Wyoming and the Dakotas view of where all of the granite mountains are. I know all of the Eastern States that are part of the Appalachian mountains, but not for the Rocky Mountains. Or the inland states not associated with the range.
Idaho, Ohio and Indiana are not places I would have never expected them to be, if not for folks in the internet posing the pics.
They were never sets in movies. So I have this south western and Colorado up through Wyoming and the Dakotas view of where all of the granite mountains are. I know all of the Eastern States that are part of the Appalachian mountains, but not for the Rocky Mountains. Or the inland states not associated with the range.
At the Foot of the Hoosier Mountains!