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Old 02-22-2009, 10:30 AM
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I would hope that Flagstaff is pretty nice because all those folks in the Valley have to be able to go to a place where they can cool off, right?

Isn't Flagstaff Az at an altitude of about 7300+? I have folks who live in Pine and they used to have a B&B up there, but now they just have a restaurant.

Baseline road there is my little Topanga Canyon away from home.
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quote=McGowdog;7575374I would hope that Flagstaff is pretty nice because all those folks in the Valley have to be able to go to a place where they can cool off, right?

Yes the Phoenix folks have second homes up here and they certainly vacation here even if they don't. The number one golf course in Arizona is "Forest Highlands" 8 miles south of Flagstaff / 17 miiles north of Sedona. And, of course, we go down to Phoenix to warm up (2 hrs). Coming up from Phoenix to Flagstaff, you can always tell who lives in Prescott or Flagstaff since they have Subarus. There is not a subaru to be seen in Phoenix. And, you can tell who lives in Sedona because they all have Jeeps.


Isn't Flagstaff Az at an altitude of about 7300+?

Flagstaff officially is 6903.' However the elevations supporting residential homes in and around Flagstaff range up to about 7300' (The Arizona Divide). Areas higher than that are mountains and national forest.
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That was a crappy day! You need to come back when it's warm and go have a beer up on the roof top of the Lazy Dog .

Glad you had a good time!
Thanks! I tweaked the brightness on the second batch of pics today. Since there was a gloomy sky ahead that day, the trade-off was worth it I thought.
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Old 03-07-2009, 07:29 PM
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Here are some of Estes Park. I know it's not Boulder, but close.














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Old 03-07-2009, 10:33 PM
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Hey guys,

Moving to Boulder soon after visiting (from NJ) every year since I was born. Thought Id post some pics I have.





































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Old 03-07-2009, 10:50 PM
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^^^^ beautiful pics...

in my next life, i am going to go to UC-Boulder
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thanks for the great photos!!!
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Awesome pics.

Thank you for posting them.
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Old 03-09-2009, 01:51 PM
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I love the spring before we get all crispy.... hopefully something happens soon or we're looking at a crispy spring!
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Very interesting - Looks EXACTLY like Flagstaff Arizona, including the pine trees, aerial views from the mountains, and the design of the historic downtown architecture.....
Flagstaff, AZ... funny I always thought that too! I've only been there once but enjoyed my visit. Flagstaff has the same feel as Boulder, just seems like a mini-Boulder to me.
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