Thank God for remote places!

[wanderers]

Love your picture of Boundary Waters, I love it there. I think the call of the Loon is my favorite sound in nature. Common Loon that is, the Pacific Loon sounds awful. I was awakened by one in Wrangle-St. Elias NP and thought it was a sick moose or something. It might sound good to another Pacific Loon but it is loud and not a pleasant start of the day.

[ctb]

The Loon is awesome! My wife was lucky enough to hear one call and another call back when she was recording a little lakeside video on her phone...she has great sound/videos of streams, ocean waves, meadow sounds etc...

[BrianW]

Three great wilderness sounds: loon call, elk bugling, wolves howling. [emoji106]

[anotherhalfjap@yahoo.com]

Some really great places you have all seen.

[Rymyvan]

And portland.. lol.. seen that GREAT place on the news lately? Not a place I'd want to raise my family

[macmcintire]

Originally Posted by deserteagle56

We're all different I guess...but I just don't understand how anyone could live in a city, much less a city like Portland. I want "remote" all the time! This is my back yard:
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102.5 miles to the nearest pavement if I leave my house and drive south.

Where do you live in Nevada?

[daveb]

Let's just keep it on topic. No need to involve current politics or put down places people live.