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Bo Zarts

(26,116 posts) Tue Feb 18, 2025, 01:24 PM Feb 2025

The Middle of Nowhere in the Bitterroot Range

Idaho Panhandle Looking into Montana - September 2024
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The Middle of Nowhere in the Bitterroot Range (Original Post) Bo Zarts Feb 2025 OP

I do have to say that this beautiful photo sure looks like the middle of nowhere! CaliforniaPeggy Feb 2025 #1

A good place to be during these times. I Hope fire watchers are not on the DOGE list surfered Feb 2025 #2

Looks like the middle of Heaven. nt calikid Feb 2025 #3

A few clear cuts and logging roads in view Submariner Feb 2025 #4

Gasp! I'd live there in a heartbeat. Callalily Feb 2025 #5

CaliforniaPeggy

(155,530 posts)

1. I do have to say that this beautiful photo sure looks like the middle of nowhere!

Reply to Bo Zarts (Original post)

Tue Feb 18, 2025, 01:27 PM

Feb 2025

Gorgeous landscape, my dear Bo.

surfered

(10,028 posts)

2. A good place to be during these times. I Hope fire watchers are not on the DOGE list

Reply to Bo Zarts (Original post)

Tue Feb 18, 2025, 01:42 PM

Feb 2025

calikid

(698 posts)

3. Looks like the middle of Heaven. nt

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Tue Feb 18, 2025, 02:17 PM

Feb 2025

Submariner

(13,180 posts)

4. A few clear cuts and logging roads in view

Reply to Bo Zarts (Original post)

Tue Feb 18, 2025, 03:34 PM

Feb 2025

I remember the landing approach into Seattle from the east in the '80s would give us a clear look at the massive clear cuts the PNW forests suffered during the Reagan/Jim Watt era.

These clear cuts appear much more recent than the '80s observations. But even scarred, it's a beautiful place to be, compared to anyplace urban...period.

Callalily

(15,273 posts)

5. Gasp! I'd live there in a heartbeat.

Reply to Bo Zarts (Original post)

Wed Feb 19, 2025, 08:55 AM

Feb 2025

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