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Finnster · 09.27.2010, 05:15 PM

True dat just being a dinky foothill. MT doesn't have any fourteeners tho. Actually not even any 13ers.

The rockies thru MT are awesome, as are CO. I was always impressed w/ the MT rockies in how raw they are vs the more eroded CO mtns.

The diversity of the mtns in CO is awesome. Being able to get to the top of a 14er and look down on the plains 9000 feet below is amazing. Being able to drive down and stop a
world class microbrew on the way home makes it even better. :)

G/l on the new pinion. Taping looks like its working well

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Finnster KillaHurtz Offline Posts: 2,958 Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Bucks Co, PA	09.27.2010, 05:15 PM True dat just being a dinky foothill. MT doesn't have any fourteeners tho. Actually not even any 13ers. The rockies thru MT are awesome, as are CO. I was always impressed w/ the MT rockies in how raw they are vs the more eroded CO mtns. The diversity of the mtns in CO is awesome. Being able to get to the top of a 14er and look down on the plains 9000 feet below is amazing. Being able to drive down and stop a world class microbrew on the way home makes it even better. :) G/l on the new pinion. Taping looks like its working well