Greenrock snow depth May 7th
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polarisrider1
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Seriously?
C'mon honey, PLEEEAASE!!!!!!
white rock would be a more fitting name?
Firecatguy
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think this might be the year I ride in june or july.......
techsledder
Member
Seriously?
C'mon honey, PLEEEAASE!!!!!!
Ditto X1000
Firecatguy
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Two more pics, first pic was taken June 6th 2010 looking at the Lake Marie outhouse, second pic taken same outhouse May 7th 2011.
Ever here that Honda commercial, "I wanna ride, I wanna ride, I wanna ride."
That is how I feel right now!
you in???
lookin4snow
New member
Summer Ride?
How about a June 30 and July 1 ride? That way we can get two summer months off our bucket list to ride every month of the year somewhere?
How about a June 30 and July 1 ride? That way we can get two summer months off our bucket list to ride every month of the year somewhere?
Firecatguy
New member
lets do it.....
cuzzinolaf
Well-known member
UP ride a week later, Pat. LOL
Who took those pics. I see the same M8 in them.
Who took those pics. I see the same M8 in them.
Just saw the following article:
FILE - In this May 13, 2011 photo released by the National Park Service, a vehicle faces 23 feet of snow at Rock Cut on Trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado. It's almost June and the snow keeps falling in the Rockies, adding to record snowpack in some areas that could mean major flooding come spring melt. Mountains in northern Utah are expected to see up to a foot of fresh snow this week with a weather system that is dropping rain across the valley and will soon head east toward Colorado and Wyoming where high elevations could also see up to a foot of fresh snow. (AP Photo - National Park Service)
BRIAN SKOLOFF
From Associated Press
May 18, 2011 5:36 PM EDT
FILE - In this May 13, 2011 photo released by the National Park Service, a vehicle faces 23 feet of snow at Rock Cut on Trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado. It's almost June and the snow keeps falling in the Rockies, adding to record snowpack in some areas that could mean major flooding come spring melt. Mountains in northern Utah are expected to see up to a foot of fresh snow this week with a weather system that is dropping rain across the valley and will soon head east toward Colorado and Wyoming where high elevations could also see up to a foot of fresh snow. (AP Photo - National Park Service)
BRIAN SKOLOFF
From Associated Press
May 18, 2011 5:36 PM EDT
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Firecatguy
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I would give my left leg to have the road crew job and live out there!!!!!!
Firecatguy
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I need both hands and only one leg.....
At North French Creek, west side of the pass, 110" currently.
wow it was what 149 2 months ago only lost 40in since april melting slow must be staying cold at elevation
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lenny
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that's flat out crazy, I'd love to see when it goes away