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Feb 04, 2005 21:16 |  #16

Well there is plenty of room . . . and critters to photograph. I want to shoot tropical birds, 'Little Birds' and the like. We all want that which is not common for us.

Also . . . thank you everyone for the kind words.


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Feb 05, 2005 04:53 |  #17

Lovely shot. BTW, I've been all around Wy but never to Tin Cup...where is it?


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Feb 05, 2005 10:02 |  #18

LOL, Tin Cup is near the Idaho/Utah side of Wyoming. High in the Rockies so to speak. Going down south from Yellowstone National Park, the next valley is the Jackson Hole area, then the Star Valley, next the Bear Lake area, and last but not least Cache Valley. If you were to continue you would be in the Great Basin and the Salt Lake Valley. All along the west flank of the Rockies.


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