pics from sunny Arizona
11-23-2007, 10:57 PM
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MFIC
All I can see in your pictures is a RED BLUR ? 
Nice Pics ! they reminded me of NTC ( Fort Irwin, CA ) I lived out there for 7.5 years and that is what it looks like out there in the Mojave Desert.
Nice Pics ! they reminded me of NTC ( Fort Irwin, CA ) I lived out there for 7.5 years and that is what it looks like out there in the Mojave Desert.
11-24-2007, 02:00 AM
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Great photos! Why would you want to leave Wisconsin! Its a balmy 20 degrees here right now! Wait till all that snow comes and everyone has to store their Vettes for several months!
11-24-2007, 08:14 AM
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I haven't seen any mountain lions yet, that would be cool to see though 
my father in law said the coyote would have torn apart my lab, she is a 2 year old about 65 lbs. think that would have been the case? (not that I WOULD EVER try it, she is my baby 
I also have a 1 year old yellow lab and he is about 85 lbs. I just couldn't see it, the coyotes are only suppose to weigh between 25 and 35 lbs. I know with the yellow lab he is strong, I have a hard time putting him down 
my father in law said the coyote would have torn apart my lab, she is a 2 year old about 65 lbs. think that would have been the case? (not that I WOULD EVER try it, she is my baby I also have a 1 year old yellow lab and he is about 85 lbs. I just couldn't see it, the coyotes are only suppose to weigh between 25 and 35 lbs. I know with the yellow lab he is strong, I have a hard time putting him down The trick coyotes use is for one of them to lure your dog away into the desert, then the whole pack will kill and eat your dog. Never let your dog "follow" a coyote.....they know what they are doing.
Welcome to beautiful AZ, where a coupe or vert is a must right about now.......sunblock sunblock sunblock.
11-24-2007, 09:01 AM
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Race Director
Nice shots. What part of Arizona did you move too? Phoenix I presume. If you moved to Phoenix, try out the Rustlers Rooste near I-10 and Baseline. Last time I was there, they had pretty good food.
What part of Arizona did you move too? Phoenix I presume. If you moved to Phoenix, try out the Rustlers Rooste near I-10 and Baseline. Last time I was there, they had pretty good food.
11-24-2007, 09:10 AM
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I haven't seen any mountain lions yet, that would be cool to see though my father in law said the coyote would have torn apart my lab, she is a 2 year old about 65 lbs. think that would have been the case? (not that I WOULD EVER try it, she is my baby I also have a 1 year old yellow lab and he is about 85 lbs. I just couldn't see it, the coyotes are only suppose to weigh between 25 and 35 lbs. I know with the yellow lab he is strong, I have a hard time putting him down
my father in law said the coyote would have torn apart my lab, she is a 2 year old about 65 lbs. think that would have been the case? (not that I WOULD EVER try it, she is my baby I also have a 1 year old yellow lab and he is about 85 lbs. I just couldn't see it, the coyotes are only suppose to weigh between 25 and 35 lbs. I know with the yellow lab he is strong, I have a hard time putting him down Coyotes will typically bite the throat just behind the jaw and below the ear when attacking adult sheep or goats, with death commonly resulting from suffocation. Blood loss is usually a secondary cause of death. When attacking smaller prey, such as young lambs and kids, the kill is made by biting the skull and spinal regions, causing massive tissue and ossular damage.
Although it is rare for coyotes to attack humans, coyotes are often attracted to dog food and animals that are small enough to appear as prey. Items like garbage, pet food and sometimes even feeding stations for birds and squirrels will attract coyotes into backyards. Approximately 3 to 5 pets attacked by coyotes are brought into the Animal Urgent Care hospital of South Orange County each week, the majority of which are dogs, since cats typically do not survive the attacks. (wikipedia)
11-24-2007, 09:11 AM
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11-24-2007, 03:03 PM
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Le Mans Master
Wow, the weather looks great, congratulations on your move 
. On behalf of ALL of us still stuck here in the midwest..."I hate you".
. On behalf of ALL of us still stuck here in the midwest..."I hate you".
11-24-2007, 04:25 PM
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Nice pix. I just recently returned from there (and the parks in Utah).
I just recently returned from there (and the parks in Utah).
11-24-2007, 06:35 PM
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Nice shots. Love that deep, deep blue sky. Did you use a polarizing filter?
I am on Long Island, New York and would love to live out in Sedona, Arizona but the job situation may not lend itself to a graphic designer.
Besides Sedona is supposed to be pretty pricey real estate. I'm kind of used to that here though living in Mount Sinai, NY.
Did you relocate with your company or just struck out for a new one?
Good luck out there.
I am on Long Island, New York and would love to live out in Sedona, Arizona but the job situation may not lend itself to a graphic designer.
Besides Sedona is supposed to be pretty pricey real estate. I'm kind of used to that here though living in Mount Sinai, NY.
Did you relocate with your company or just struck out for a new one?
Good luck out there.
11-24-2007, 06:50 PM
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Wow, talk about a change in climates. Enjoy it now. Next summer may be a little difficult til you get used to it.
Great pics. I let my dog ride in my Vette also.
Great pics. I let my dog ride in my Vette also.