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Mt. Grant with an early...
Mt. Grant with an early winter coat of snow (as viewed from the east on US 95.)

11-24-04



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hgrapidCould I use this photo for a report?

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Dean,

I am writing a report for the U.S. Department of Energy on geothermal resources. There are several near Mount Grant. How far is this from Hawthorne exactly?

Anyway, can I use this photo and give you photo credits??? It is a GREAT photo. If I do use it, your photo will be seen by hundreds of people. If I can, just tell me who to credit it to. Thanks.

-Dan (hgrapid)
Posted Oct 12, 2006 5:51 pm

DeanRe: Could I use this photo for a report?

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You would be more than welcome to use the pic. Thank you for your nice comments about the pic. I am glad you could be able to use it.

My full name: Dean Molen

In answer to your second question, how much relief from the road to the summit? The road is at 4200 feet of elevation and the summit is 11739 so it rises a bit more than 7500 feet from the road to the summit. That view was taken as I was approaching Hawthorne from about 12-15 miles out.
Posted Oct 12, 2006 9:42 pm

hgrapidOh, what is the relief for this photo?

Voted 10/10

Another thing - how steep is that? How high above the road is Mount Grant???
Thanks!
Posted Oct 12, 2006 5:52 pm

hgrapidCANNOT USE IT UNTIL!!!

Voted 10/10

Dean,

For the life of me, I can't find out how far Mount Grant is from the town of Hawthorne itself. This is important to me using the photo. If I don't have that information, I cannot use the photo.
Posted Oct 13, 2006 2:02 pm

DeanRe: CANNOT USE IT UNTIL!!!

Hasn't voted

In looking at topozone, it appears to be about 9 miles I used the topozone map at a scale of 250,000 to guestimate the 9 miles
Posted Oct 13, 2006 3:02 pm

lcarreauI hope the man

Voted 10/10

was able to complete his report. Dean, am I
reading this right - Mount Grant is an
inactive volcano, with several geothermal
resources in the area?? (Didn't know that!)

How about the question over Red Tape? Did you
guys go in there with suits & sunglasses
disguised as the 'Men in Black?' Take care!!
Posted Jun 28, 2008 6:33 pm

DeanRe: I hope the man

Hasn't voted

I never found out if he was able to use the pic and I didn't know anything about the geothermal
aspects of the area. I don't think hikers are a problem as some others who were in the area when some army jeeps went by surmised. I did go disguised as myself which is also my halloween costume. ; )
Posted Jun 28, 2008 8:27 pm

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