YOUR RESEARCHI took a detour to the office today
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Trail Ridge Road is the highest continuous paved road in the United States. The highest point is 12,183 feet ASL. It was 56 degrees on top and 86 down below. I thought Colorado�s high country would be a great place to take a few pictures of my new of my C4 Cab.
Watch out for Elk and Bighorn sheep on those roads! Beautiful car and pics!
I would guess that you never made it to work. Great pics of scenery and your cab.
Great pics and great looking pcar
Very cool! Love the ride.
wow, still snow on the ground
Great pics!!! Thanks for sharing.
Love the car. Pretty much just like mine.
Gorgeous!
Great pictures Bob Still looks like a lot of snow in areas. Is this normal for this time of year?
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It is normal to see snow above 10,000 feet well into the summer
Nice. It must be really hard actually going "in" to work.
Great pictures, beautiful car!! Great road to be on with the top down!
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You can still ski at Arapahoe Basin on the weekends.
Looks like an awesome drive with a beautiful car. Get used to taking the longer detours. I couldn't help to notice your water temp gauge seems a little high for a colder climate like that.
Great pictures and beautiful country. Need to make it back up there soon. Love the drive up Squaw Pass to Mt. Evans.
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I was monitoring both oil pressure and water temperature all the way up. It was about 40 miles with a 7000 foot accent with most of that in the last 10 miles. The water temp got to about 200 and the oil pressure dropped to just above 2 with the OAT at 56 degrees F at the summit. Everything returned to normal on the way down after about a � hour of picture taking. The car only has about 1000 miles on the last oil change.
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