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the 40 or so miles from Summit Lake to Muncho Lake made the whole
trip worthwhile for me. No matter how many pictures I'd seen, I was
not at all prepared for the experience of being totally surrounded
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At
one point, after rounding a curve and feeling like I was being engulfed
by the looming mountains while driving beside a gurgling glacier
stream with snow along its banks, I was completely overwhelmed and
all of my senses just went on overload. I was so glad there was
a place to pull over, because I sat outside the RV and cried great
gulping tears for over 15 minutes. I just could not stop sobbing,
"Oh my God, how can I thank you for letting me see this???"
There's
no way I can express in words what that moment felt like or what
that scenery looked like to me, no matter how many pictures I took.
Even now I get teary just thinking of it.
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Here
you can see the little winding road alongside the massive mountains.
Even in a 36' motor home, you feel very small.
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This
is a snow covered lake alongside the road. It was hard for me to
keep my eyes on the road with such scenery, so I stopped at almost
every pulloff to take pictures.
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Because
it was so early in the season, the roads were mostly clear and unbelievably
uncrowded. Sometimes if I could see far enough in back of me, I
stopped so I could get a picture of exactly what I saw while driving.
I love having such a large windshield and I want to remember every
glorious sight for as long as I live!
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