Re: B & SR #7 in the Snow . . . 
| February 14, 2020 06:28AM |
Russo Loco Wrote:
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> IMHO, all that's missing is a little dab of pale yellow in the headlight, Stewart -
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> Otherwise quite nice!! . . .
> And I'm glad you were brave enough to climb Mount Ballast!
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> - Roosso in in sunny SoCal
Thanks Russo,
Climbing Mount Ballast was easy …. coming back down not so much. Should have brought a sled for a quicker exit. Anyway, here's #7 viewed at ground level.
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> IMHO, all that's missing is a little dab of pale yellow in the headlight, Stewart -
>
> Otherwise quite nice!! . . .
> And I'm glad you were brave enough to climb Mount Ballast!
>
> - Roosso in in sunny SoCal
Thanks Russo,
Climbing Mount Ballast was easy …. coming back down not so much. Should have brought a sled for a quicker exit. Anyway, here's #7 viewed at ground level.
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488 stops for water at Los Pinos tank on closing day Oct. 1979. Photo courtesy Don Richter
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