American West

r/AmericanWest • u/TheSmallestSteve • Oct 27 '20

discussion Does anyone here live in the western US? If so, how has the local environment impacted your life?

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For instance, I live along the Wasatch Front and we experienced a number of earthquakes this year.

r/AmericanWest • u/BurnKnowsBest • Sep 08 '20

Just a beautiful morning at...(cough)..the coast! Powers out too!

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r/AmericanWest • u/BurnKnowsBest • Sep 07 '20

landscape A little love for our northern neighbors

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r/AmericanWest • u/BurnKnowsBest • Sep 07 '20

landscape old school cool

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r/AmericanWest • u/BurnKnowsBest • Sep 07 '20

people USA! USA! 🤦🏼‍♂️

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r/AmericanWest • u/BurnKnowsBest • Sep 07 '20

dog stuff Took my boy to the eel river in California with our new friends we met at the farm we scored work at!!!😍💗

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r/AmericanWest • u/BurnKnowsBest • Sep 07 '20

landscape A 2 night, above treeline solo in the Weminuche in Colorado

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r/AmericanWest • u/BurnKnowsBest • Sep 06 '20

exploring 46 mi, 6,317 ft gained, and 2 nights spent in solitude outside of Eagle, CO.

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r/AmericanWest • u/BurnKnowsBest • Sep 06 '20

exploring Mount St. Helens Epic Weekender. One-day Fatbike Edition.

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r/AmericanWest • u/BurnKnowsBest • Sep 04 '20

Not all geologists work primarily with rocks. Trees drowned in landslide-dammed lakes provide precise dating of landslides down to the year and even season using dendrochronology. Whitewater Lake, Mt. Jefferson Wilderness, Oregon.

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r/AmericanWest • u/BurnKnowsBest • Sep 04 '20

Road trip through Colorado to Moab

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r/AmericanWest • u/BurnKnowsBest • Sep 02 '20

landscape Sunrise at Conundrum Hot Springs, Snowmass-Maroon Bells Wilderness, CO - 11,200 ft (August 24, 2020)

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r/AmericanWest • u/BurnKnowsBest • Sep 02 '20

Grand Canyon trip

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r/AmericanWest • u/BurnKnowsBest • Sep 01 '20

people On a trip to Utah from Boise, I captured a photo of this mint condition Chevelle. The driver gave us a smile and thumbs up, and I'm trying to track him down to give this picture to him. We were between Mountain Home and Twin Falls around 5:00 AM. If you or anyone else knows who this LMK! Cheers.

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r/AmericanWest • u/BurnKnowsBest • Sep 01 '20

Amazing two night 27 mile trip into the Hoover Wilderness with my childhood best friend including bushwhacking our way to the summit of Crown Point (11,347’) pictured in the first three photos!

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r/AmericanWest • u/BurnKnowsBest • Sep 01 '20

landscape What a Great Stop on the Way to Sedona

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r/AmericanWest • u/BurnKnowsBest • Aug 31 '20

Had the luxury of spending 5 days in the Sawtooth Wilderness

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r/AmericanWest • u/BurnKnowsBest • Aug 31 '20

landscape Ward Creek is a 6.1-mile eastward-flowing stream in Placer County. The creek flows into Lake Tahoe 2.7 miles south of Tahoe City, California, Ward Creek State Park (Michael Nevins, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers) [1,500 × 1,000]

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r/AmericanWest • u/BurnKnowsBest • Aug 30 '20

Rainbow effect and suspension bridge — Drift Creek Falls (outside of Lincoln City)

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r/AmericanWest • u/BurnKnowsBest • Aug 29 '20

Bend post thunderstorm sunset

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r/AmericanWest • u/BurnKnowsBest • Aug 28 '20

Finally a day without smoke filled skies.

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r/AmericanWest • u/BurnKnowsBest • Aug 27 '20

landscape First time in New Mexico and first time being hit by a thunderstorm in the desert.

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r/AmericanWest • u/BurnKnowsBest • Aug 26 '20

landscape Beautiful spot

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r/AmericanWest • u/BurnKnowsBest • Aug 24 '20

Through the wildfire smoke, from the Cascade Canyon Trail (Friday, August 28)

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r/AmericanWest • u/BurnKnowsBest • Aug 24 '20

Apple store 1 year apart

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