reply to post by stratsys-sws
I've often wondered about the people that throw cans in the fire. Like the can is going to burn up in the fire and there won't be a bigger mess?
I carried out a fair number of water bottles. No big deal since they are light. Cans have sharp edges, which is why nobody takes them out. My meals on
the peak are just Clif bars and jerky.
Some people have taken to marking the trail with soda cans stuck on tree branches. It is somewhat effective. You really can't have too many markings
on the trail. I didn't need to use my GPS in several years due to increased markings, though I carry it anyway. The trail is really getting worn,
which is a good thing, but I don't see much photography on the net, probably due to a combination of expense and knowledge. I have a crude guide on
how to shoot the base from Tikaboo:
telephotography (external link)
Oct 2009 Groom Lake photographs, page 2
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reply posted on 22-10-2009 @ 11:56 PM by gariac
reply to post by Doodle456
It is kind of hard to see people from 26 miles away, though if I could see them, a few of them would be giving me the finger.
Regarding cars, you can see then driving around. Now that you mention it, there isn't all that much driving around the base, so in that respect it is not other military bases. In fact, you see more people driving around at the TTR than you do at Groom. This may be due to the compartmentalization. TD Barnes often mentioned having to hang out in the cafeteria when some other project was flying.
That said, I guess the ultimate job classification at Groom Lake would be Air Traffic Controller. I can't believe they would be told not to look at the aircraft on the ground.
It is kind of hard to see people from 26 miles away, though if I could see them, a few of them would be giving me the finger.
Regarding cars, you can see then driving around. Now that you mention it, there isn't all that much driving around the base, so in that respect it is not other military bases. In fact, you see more people driving around at the TTR than you do at Groom. This may be due to the compartmentalization. TD Barnes often mentioned having to hang out in the cafeteria when some other project was flying.
That said, I guess the ultimate job classification at Groom Lake would be Air Traffic Controller. I can't believe they would be told not to look at the aircraft on the ground.
reply posted on 11-8-2011 @ 08:22 PM by bushidodadon475
reply to post by chrisd250
I haven't see any pictures guys! I am just a bit wondering why is that happened or is my connection has the problem.
Well, I actually looking for a Refracting Telescopes but it leads me to this forum and I was a bit wondering why people are following this thread.
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I haven't see any pictures guys! I am just a bit wondering why is that happened or is my connection has the problem.
Well, I actually looking for a Refracting Telescopes but it leads me to this forum and I was a bit wondering why people are following this thread.
telescope for sale
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