cardinalkarp wrote:Who's the stoned hippy chick in the picture?
A friend of mine, who isn't stoned. Hungover though is highly likely.
thrill wrote:I scoff at your 9,000 foot peaks, Geen.
Ah, but in the Rockies can you also be at the beach within an hour's drive? I took this picture about 100 yards from the beach I'd just been playing soccer on.
cardinalkarp wrote:Who's the stoned hippy chick in the picture?
A friend of mine, who isn't stoned. Hungover though is highly likely.
thrill wrote:I scoff at your 9,000 foot peaks, Geen.
Ah, but in the Rockies can you also be at the beach within an hour's drive? I took this picture about 100 yards from the beach I'd just been playing soccer on.
I am consumed with a jealous rage right now.
You can get to Santiago, Chile quicker and the beaches and mountains are closer still. I don't think it's more than an hour from the ski resort to the beach.
lukethedrifter wrote:You can get to Santiago, Chile quicker and the beaches and mountains are closer still. I don't think it's more than an hour from the ski resort to the beach.
lukethedrifter wrote:You can get to Santiago, Chile quicker and the beaches and mountains are closer still. I don't think it's more than an hour from the ski resort to the beach.
I must go to Chile!
Excellent wine country nearby as well and the Patagonia, not so close, to boot.
Meh. I'd be happy with Santa Barbara, fires and all. In the winter, there is a direct nonstop flight to Aspen, which means I could wake up early, talk a beach walk, and still be skiing at Snowmass by noon.
Hungary Jack wrote:Meh. I'd be happy with Santa Barbara, fires and all. In the winter, there is a direct nonstop flight to Aspen, which means I could wake up early, talk a beach walk, and still be skiing at Snowmass by noon.
Hungary Jack wrote:Meh. I'd be happy with Santa Barbara, fires and all. In the winter, there is a direct nonstop flight to Aspen, which means I could wake up early, talk a beach walk, and still be skiing at Snowmass by noon.
Hungary Jack wrote:Meh. I'd be happy with Santa Barbara, fires and all. In the winter, there is a direct nonstop flight to Aspen, which means I could wake up early, talk a beach walk, and still be skiing at Snowmass by noon.
