Re: Friday Scan Day - Boxsters and Mountains

Minus 40 degrees... Is that Fahrenheit or Celsius?

Those mountains look familiar.



and this one taken a little farther west.

Minus 40 degrees... Is that Fahrenheit or Celsius?

Well, it's only a little further if you're driving a Boxster. ..any other car, it would a lot further.

Actually, it's about 75 miles south west of Bryce Canyon - Zion National Park. Did it and Bryce Canyon as part of our California trip.

This is Bryce Canyon.

after going through that snowstorm I refer to from time to time, I took refuge at the Bryce Canyon Lodge, getting one of the last rooms available. The canyon itself is spectacular in its own way compared to the Grand. Your earlier shot had me thinking somewhere near Bryce because of that pyrimid-like white formation toward the right. Maybe I passed through Zion without recalling it now. Seventy-five miles is really nothing out west. I was part way through a 5600 mile round trip, so that gave me quite a perspective on distances.

Minus 40 degrees... Is that Fahrenheit or Celsius?

It's not just the mountains that should look familiar to you Guenter - the first silver Boxster is CURVN8R, and the third is Mike's (LawDevil's) newly christened CRVN8R (not sure of the spelling).

Snuggled in between is the GT Silver Boxster that travelled over 1500 miles to BRBS. It needs a fancy name, too.

Hey Roger. Looks like we've got all the angles covered. You've got the rear. I have the front.

Can't say it any better....

Here are a couple from Nevada:

CURVEN8R leaving Valley of Fire


SilverBox at Nevada Volcanos


SilverBox in Death Valley

Hey Jeff, those pictures are cool .... or should I say hot!

That sure was a great day in Valley of Fire. Can't believe it's been almost two year.

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Guenter in Ontario
Hey Jeff, those pictures are cool .... or should I say hot!

That sure was a great day in Valley of Fire. Can't believe it's been almost two year.

It was a total permagrin day We need to have a reunion

Godspeed.....

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