rkymtnflyfisher
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Ain't that a helluva deal.
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Ain't that a helluva deal.
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I learned the hard way how to fix that s***.oof.
Uff-Da!! Seen my fair share of that restoring mine…Nothing but time and money!
Yeah, tell all the old folks moving here to retire that!That's a gorgeous valley.
Sucks as a retirement location though![]()
You mean some of them aren’t moving to Florida? I would have never guessed.Yeah, tell all the old folks moving here to retire that!
Nothing on the valley floor that stuck around, I'd say the snow level is 4,500-5,000 ft right now, valley floor is around 3,500-3,800. I did hear from some guys antelope hunting a valley or two over that woke up with 8" of fresh powder at their camp, definitely at a higher elevation.Did you you get snow out this last system, looks like it stayed in the higher elevations.
10-4, my place is south of West at 6,050 and we picked up about 4" on the ground, a couple of places nearby saw quite a bit more.Nothing on the valley floor that stuck around, I'd say the snow level is 4,500-5,000 ft right now, valley floor is around 3,500-3,800. I did hear from some guys antelope hunting a valley or two over that woke up with 8" of fresh powder at their camp, definitely at a higher elevation.