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Old 08-19-2003, 06:01 AM   #21
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Why?

Charles,

Why is it that people from out of State, always tell you about what's right under your nose? I, too, have driven by that area many many times. After seeing your pictures and notes, that will be a ''next trip'' for us very soon.

P.S. I'll bet Pam makes you ride up there is that sleek carrier when you are Naughty.



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Old 08-19-2003, 06:06 AM   #22
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Duh

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Charles, that's kinda spooky because I posted that comment about you riding up there before I read page two and saw your own admission about that. I'm not quite awake yet this morning and didn't even see page 2. Well, I guess it must be true then, huh?

That is a great idea for a place to carry all that stuff. You are just full of good ideas and stuff.

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Old 08-19-2003, 06:09 AM   #23
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Hi Keith!

The Great Sand Dunes national monument is only about 20 miles off the main road, Rt. 160, the southern route to Durango.

I bet we've driven across Rt 160 a couple of dozen times, never bothering to take a short drive up Rt 150 to the Great Sand Dunes. Big mistake!

You won't believe you're in Colorado!

>>naughty

If that were the case, I'd be riding in the cargo box full time!:)



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Old 08-19-2003, 04:22 PM   #24
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I've been there myself in July, when there were lots of skeeters, but not yet with the Scamp. It's hard work trying to walk up that loose sand!

I think the most amazing thing about it is that it is almost a closed system -- the wind blows the sand and makes the dunes, which march to the river, where the sand falls in and is carried down the river, which runs to the start of the dunes where it sinks underground leaving the sand to be picked up by the wind again. But it's not a closed system because some of the sand is blown across the river and is making dunes against that last set of mountains before the flatlands begin:O

Pete in the RatHaus, who also likes Indiana Dunes Natl Lakeshore



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