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- by unm2057 July 5, 2009 3:14 AM PDT
- Glad you are enjoying the views that we Westerners wake up to everyday.
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(10 Comments)I for one among the zillion millions out here in the West; just love waking up to this beautiful scenery everyday and in fact it completes our infinite days. The strangest of thing is when you do long distance wilderness driving anywhere in the west don't you get the feeling that the T-REX is still just looming over the horizon? Don't you wonder that too? Good luck on that road adventure of yours. The scenery will haunt you forever!