High Sierra Topix

Posted: **Thu Apr 06, 2006 1:38 am**

mountaineer wrote:All right Shawn, give it up. Where do you work?
Here are a couple more...

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These are cool!

Posted: **Fri Apr 07, 2006 5:27 pm**

Shawn, my old stompin' grounds before I moved to Reno a few years ago. In fact, a week didn't go by that I wouldn't take a sammich out to the pier for lunch, watch the pelicans and occassional seal.

Usually three or so times a week. I can probably point out my home in Mountaineer's shots of San Luis Bay!

Here's one of mine of the Bay just after sunset...

Posted: **Fri Apr 07, 2006 8:44 pm**

Snow Nymph wrote:
mountaineer wrote:All right Shawn, give it up. Where do you work?
Here are a couple more...

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These are cool!

SN, I ran up the hill near our house one morning hoping to get some good sunrise photos. The opening in the clouds to the east was so narrow that I was too late. However, the coloring was so orange that when I turned around I saw the white water tank was blazing orange. The trees were silhouetted so I spruced up the silhouette by standing in between them and holding on arm up while taking the picture with the other hand. the tank is about 40' high.

Posted: **Fri Apr 07, 2006 8:45 pm**

SteveB wrote:Shawn, my old stompin' grounds before I moved to Reno a few years ago. In fact, a week didn't go by that I wouldn't take a sammich out to the pier for lunch, watch the pelicans and occassional seal. Usually three or so times a week. I can probably point out my home in Mountaineer's shots of San Luis Bay!

Here's one of mine of the Bay just after sunset...

Kind of a unique bay and harbor, isn't is Steve? Really unlike any other that I am familiar with.

Posted: **Wed Apr 12, 2006 1:56 pm**

Waaaah. I just moved from the Central Coast (San Luis Obispo) last week - April 8, to be exact. Santa Fe is beautiful in its own right but it so darn DRY!!!!
I will post some pics when I can figure out how.

Chris