Box Elder Peak and Wellsville Cone

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Box Elder Peak on the left and Wellsville Cone on the right seen from the east

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tuntun

I like it

Voted 10/10

Foreground and background are contract...and match too. Love it.
Tun

Posted Jan 9, 2007 5:00 am


	mountaingazelle	Re: I like it
	Hasn't voted	Thank you, Tun! My favorite thing about the Wellsville Mountains is how they rise so steeply for 5,000 feet above the valley floor with very few foothills.
		Posted Jan 9, 2007 5:51 pm

mtybumpo

Hey!

Voted 10/10

You took this right ouside the American West Heritage Center! That's where I work during the summer when it's open! The building you can see is the Visitors center!

Posted Oct 9, 2007 1:28 am


	mountaingazelle	Re: Hey!
	Hasn't voted	Yes, I took this photo the day after I climbed Box Elder Peak. I wanted to take a picture of the mountain from far away to show how abuptly it rises from Cache Valley.
		Posted Oct 9, 2007 1:34 am

lcarreau

Gotta love the Cache

Voted 10/10

Valley!!! Jim Bridger named it
when he first discovered the
Great Salt Lake in 1824. Trappers
and fur traders searched for
freshwater streams and beaver
around the southern shores of the
lake in 1827. Awesome photo!!!

Posted Dec 11, 2007 11:18 am


	mountaingazelle	Re: Gotta love the Cache
	Hasn't voted	Thanks, Jim Bridger was well known in Utah. He also has the highpoint of Rich County unofficially named after him. You can probably tell that I like Cache Valley since I have a lot of pages in that area and can name every mountain there.
		Posted Dec 12, 2007 1:53 am


	lcarreau	Re: Gotta love the Cache
	Voted 10/10	Yes Melinda, I noticed. You really have some good beta in those pages. You should be proud of yourself. There's some people that don't know the difference between ... the Great Salt Lake and the Dead Sea. Many don't bother to research the diversity of the Great Basin & Colorado Plateau.
		Posted Dec 12, 2007 10:47 am