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[ian_green]

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[brotherskeeper1]

The lake and pines remind me of a lake deep in the Rocky Mountain wilderness where I've been.

[ian_green]

that's what i am teasing with one of the above commentors doomed in NY now

[brotherskeeper1]

I haven't been far enough east to know if there are any lakes like this.

[ian_green]

vlad_n_van shows something similiar in Canada

[brotherskeeper1]

vlad_n_van has some beautiful wilderness photos. While they are not in the mountains they have as much beauty as RMNP.

[photofu]

Yes, could be up here.

[brotherskeeper1]

I've been to about 30 states but no park imho compares to RMNP ... it's one of a kind.

[ian_green]

every place is the one of a kind
or you are just another tourist rushing to quick view 'em all
and miss it all altogether

[brotherskeeper1]

Not with RMNP ... I'd stay there camping for 10 days at a time tent camping. It is entirely different than Yellowstone or the Grand Tetons and the other National Parks in the desert of Utah.

[ian_green]

is it true that there are some park regulations about a limited one-place-stay period?

[brotherskeeper1]

Yes, I forget what it is ... it used to be 10 or 12 days.

[ian_green]

thanks
i don't need the exact number
just the fact by itself

[ian_green]

at least you have the real mountains ж)
100m high is a mountain for me