William Robb wrote:
----- Original Message ----- From: "Gonz"
Subject: Re: improper photog canadian style
I wonder if thats why Canadians stay away? ;)
So far, there has been nothing down there attractive enough to venture
that way.
I tend to get caught up in New Mexico and Utah, and don't think there is
much in Texas to compete.
You forgot Arizona and Colorado, they also have very similar vistas.
In TX we have Big Bend, a huge national park where you will find pretty
much untouched desert mountains, canyons, and valleys. Because of its
size, it also has more diversity, so you can also find pine forests,
swampy areas, flat as pancake farm areas, and gulf of mexico beaches.
Here's some pics of the Big Bend area:
http://tinyurl.com/bcml7
I've stayed at the Chisos Mountain Lodge in the middle of Big Bend, its
a refreshing escape from busy city life, with no TV, no cell phones
(they dont work there), and unbelievable nighttime skies (its so
isolated that it has one of the least light-polluted nighttime skies in
North America, plus the ultra low humidity and altitude help too)
:|
William Robb
