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To: Cardhu
Hi Cardy, Here is a typical house up in Midway, Utah, all painted with exterior murals. One after another has these on it. Then is my wife and daughter, I checked the elevation where we took this, the road went just above 10,000 ft. where we stopped. It had been an early June snowfall there. Then is the trail we walked, a boardwalk around Silver Lake, Brighton, Utah.






4,283 posted on 06/17/2007 12:12:01 PM PDT by Sundog (It's a good day for a catharsis.)
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To: Sundog

Those murals are beautifully executed – it is hard to tell which are murals and which is really the house – those lamps could be either. I wonder if those murals have some significance as they seem to be of the conquistadors.

10,000 feet elevation yet the pitch of the roof on the house does not seem as if they expect much snow. You love the high, cold rugged places of the earth, whereas, I love the warm sunny lowlands by the sea. But then you used to work in the high Andes didn’t you?

Great picture, and your wife and daughter are a delight.

I am just back from having a supper with my nephew and a girl friend of his from Finland who has just completed a 900km walk on the ancient pilgrim’s road across Northern Spain to Santiago de Compestela. A pilgrimage that has been going on from all the countries in Europe since the 12th century and continues to this day.


4,284 posted on 06/17/2007 2:49:01 PM PDT by Cardhu
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To: Sundog

Love the murals. Lovely pictures. This POC computer doesn’t show them very well though.


4,301 posted on 06/17/2007 7:01:21 PM PDT by sweetliberty (Stupidity should make you sterile!)
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