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MikeJ
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Very cool image, Malcolm! I like the blend of "old technology" (the windmill) versus new (the windfarm in the back). Nicely captured!
Thanks, Mike. There’s actually a third energy element . This area produces abundant clean natural gas when politically acceptable.
A very pleasing image, it invites one it to go looking for LBJ's and other critters.
Bill Schone
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Great capture Malcolm!
Doug A.
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I've been out here a few times and for the life of me can't figure out where that wind powered water well and stock tank are in relation to the Buttes. This view appears to be looking north. Is that road in the foreground a Weld County Road or is it more a secondary ranch road? I would love find a spot a little closer to that stock tank in order to make it more prominent. Totally understand if you'd rather not share this info in public.
Thank you Callie & Bill. Prominent location in Native American history. Prior to their decimation by the white man, the predominant critters were bison. A tragic story for both the Indians and their food supply, the Bison.
Hello Doug, Another panorama with a more prominent stock tank and a map I hope you find useful. The vantage points are on a north facing slope perfectly placed to achieve what you're describing. Don't forget a sturdy tripod & bean bag. The wind can blow.
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Doug A.
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OMG!! Its right next to the trailhead. How did I not remember this?? Thanks for sharing.