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Big thumbs up!
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Everett Ruess wrote:
Ardent Lady wrote:Ranger Everett Ruess, I'd forgotten how much I miss the west. Thanks so much for stirring all that up again.

I'm glad you got away from the snow and had a great time with the guys. Were you camping, too?
Yes, we were camping. I grew up in the wilderness - mostly the desert southwest. I camp, backpack, wander aimlessly, etc every chance I get.
Sounds like you're a life-long Ranger recycle
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Great pics Ranger Ruess.
Thanks for sharing them with us.
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JMK SF G-2 wrote:Those are some awesome pictures, Ranger Ruess. Did you get to do any exploring in the old ruins? Aren't those settlements from the Anasazi, the same group from the Mesa Verde area? For the boys, that is not only great outdoor activities and camping, but a chance to "tour" the lands of the ancient natives.

Now you've got me planning my next vacation! 8)
The ruins are Anasazi and I didn't explore inside any of them. They've been there a long time and I didn't want to disturb them.
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Everett Ruess wrote:
JMK SF G-2 wrote:Those are some awesome pictures, Ranger Ruess. Did you get to do any exploring in the old ruins? Aren't those settlements from the Anasazi, the same group from the Mesa Verde area? For the boys, that is not only great outdoor activities and camping, but a chance to "tour" the lands of the ancient natives.

Now you've got me planning my next vacation! 8)
The ruins are Anasazi and I didn't explore inside any of them. They've been there a long time and I didn't want to disturb them.
I well understand. I didn't mean to say that anyone should go poking around in them. It just seems like the picture of "Paul Bunyans potty" make it appear that you can go right up to the ruins for closer inspection. Having seen the Mesa Verde ruins myself, I appreciate the concern for leaving them just as they are.
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Post by Steadfast »

Were you all looking for the winning lotto ticket I dropped over there last week?


Nice pic's and thanks for sharing.


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Nice pictures! Thanks for sharing.
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