Photos for memories

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RVers see a lot of different places and different things while traveling down the roads and highways.

I’ll start this off with a well known picture taken in my home state, SC.

This is the Gaffney, SC peach found near I-85, Gaffney, SC. It was made famous in the NETFLIX TV series House of Cards.

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When traveling east on I-40 entering NC there is a NC welcome center/rest stop. It was the right time of year and we got lucky, this parking spot was open.

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Random bison at Caprock Canyons State Park.

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Yellowstone a few years ago.

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So many hits, so few pictures.
I haz sadz at the participation ratio.

East rim of the grand canyon.
Go to Cameron, make a west.

[Jusjay]

Mt Whitney from the Alabama Hills, lone pine Ca

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Bonneville Salt Flats....

[powerboatr]

Texas state railroad presidential car rolling through the piney woods of east texas

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Causeway to/from Antelope Island SP out in the Great Salt Lake.

[Grizz]

Mormons row Grand Teton National Park

Grand Teton NP by Craig Schriever, on Flickr

[LandKO]

Mount Rushmore and Crazy Horse Memorial, South Dakota

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National parks.
Oddly some of the best food around.
Rushmore,
The food at old faithful was really really good
Mesa Verde was great and they used to have a secret little top-line restaurant uostairs
El Tovar at the grand canyon.

[powerboatr]

Originally Posted by LandKO

Mount Rushmore and Crazy Horse Memorial, South Dakota
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i see your crazy horse and raise you. awesome place it was

[V1VR]

The West is so dramatic

[powerboatr]

schulenburg tx land of the painted churches

[lwmcguire]

Enjoying the photos. I save mine all in a very large format and the app won't automatically resize them to the max 1200x1200

I don't like to have to save them and then resize to post, any thoughts on a work around that don't involve so many steps?

[Travelin' Texans]

Originally Posted by powerboatr

schulenburg tx land of the painted churches

We toured several of these a few years back. If I recall there's like 20 of them you can tour in a day's drive around Schulenburg/LaGrange area.
It's absolutely amazing in them that what appears to be marble is actually painted, gorgeous craftsmanship throughout.
We stayed at Colorado River landing Rv Resort in LaGrange, beautiful park, but as I recall they got flooded out a couple years ago, don't know if they ever rebuilt.

[powerboatr]

Originally Posted by Travelin' Texans

We toured several of these a few years back. If I recall there's like 20 of them you can tour in a day's drive around Schulenburg/LaGrange area.
It's absolutely amazing in them that what appears to be marble is actually painted, gorgeous craftsmanship throughout.
We stayed at Colorado River landing Rv Resort in LaGrange, beautiful park, but as I recall they got flooded out a couple years ago, don't know if they ever rebuilt.

i know we saw at least 6 churches and were BEAT. funny thing was the lutheran church "swiss alps" was only one that had a sign, to please come in and see our kitchen for a few snacks. free.

we were at colorado rv park with thousand trails at the time.

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A little seaside park on the waterfront at San Simeon, CA.

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This town and all the others around the lake belong to a modern day economic disaster. What is left is mostly "ghost towns". We drove the perimeter roads all the way around the Salton Sea. The only thing that changed from stop to stop was the stink. The wind direction had a lot to do with that.

The Salton Sea is about 360' below sea level. The whole area is hot, dry and stinky.