Are you 100% that this is in Colorado?
Does this look like a couple of buildings to you?
Does anyone recognize this peak?
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Re: Does anyone recognize this peak?
Here's the photo, without being distorted by that page. There looks to be a chair or sign with writing on the lower right, in addition to the houses:
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Re: Does anyone recognize this peak?
doesn't look the anyplace I can recognize, don't think it's near Georgetown..
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Re: Does anyone recognize this peak?
I'm 100% sure it's colorado. And I agree those kind of look like buildings. After some more research, I feel like the San Juans, possibly near telluride, looks like a possible match. I'll keep searching.
