Well atleast the floor and underside is clean

 

have fun bud

 

Hey Whit,
How much snow is still on the ground?
It's been in the high 80s and raining every other day for a while here.

 

very little is left with just small drifts in the trees on northern slopes where its shaded.........................this is at 8k elevation where the cabin is however the mountains above the cabin run snow year round and a ****-ton is still up there...............here is a pic out the back door to the north

 

That's a million dollar view from your back porch.

 

WOOOOOW, 8kft elevation thats a whopping 2438meter. germanys biggest mountain "the Zugspitze" is 2962 meters high.
But the tree growing limit is down to 1900 meters (6.2kft)-I didn't expect that much trees still growing in that height.
Amazing!

 

Glad to see you able to make it down there dude. I know it was a muddy mess when I passed trough Atlantic/South Pass Cities. Between the standing water, mud and the ruts in the "road", wasn't sure I was gonna make it back out onto the highway! Especially the hill heading south out of South Pass City. That camper ain't exactly an off-road piece!


The "tree lines" here in North America depend largely on the type of trees doing the growing and the average temperature. On our vacation a few weeks ago, we went through Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado. Most of the trees are either conifers or aspens and the tree line sits about 10,500 feet (3,200 m), as with much of northern Colorado. Southern Colorado has a tree line elevation of about 12,140 feet (3,700 m). Same basic trees, just a bit warmer for a longer period.

My dad is up In Alaska right now. Up there is Mount McKinley (Denali), the highest point in North America at 20,335 ft (6,198 meters). But due to Alaska's long cold winters, the tree line is only about 2500 feet (762 meters).

These pics were taken in Rocky Mountain National Park from the same point.

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Is that Moose smokin' a Camel?

 

1 left. Nice place

 

just got back from the cabin, a couple feet of snow is all so far, the 6x6 managed to get us out barley, need trax for that thing then cross country ski behind it heheheheee