I have been on the road the past week, so I thought that I would throw in my first-ever puzzler. Be the first commenter to tell me in what region this photo was taken, and I will send you some little outdoor trinket or other. Precision counts. Don't just say, "Montana," for example. (Family members and people whom I visited on this trip are not eligible.)
The Answer (Oct. 14): The photo was taken along the Niobrara River's "national scenic river" corridor east of Valentine, Nebraska. I know that I have one reader in Nebraska who should have gotten it. Oh well.
4 comments:
Heck, I'll play--I'd guess Little Bighorn, but there's prolly too many trees. :S
Not a bad guess, but no.
Hint: the conifers in the distance are mostly ponderosa pine.
It looks like the area near Dillon where I went to geology field camp.
Sorry, it is at a considerably lower altitude.
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