Reno-Tahoe

Mount Rose, near Lake Tahoe Nevada

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At 12, she pretty much lays around now except when she is at here favorite place in the whole world- Lake Tahoe!

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Virginia City 50th Annual International Camel Races and Parade

September 12, 2009
Virginia City, Nevada

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The world’s lon­gest running air race is the only place where you can see five days of real air racing among six classes of aircraft that reach speeds of more than 500 miles per hour. The event also features military static and historic airplane displays along with jaw dropping aerobatic ex­hibitions. While enjoying the races, spectators can visit the pits and watch race teams work on the airplanes, get autographs from their favorite race pilots and browse hundreds of vendor booths.

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I grew up in Southern California which is full of wonderful Jewish delis. After years of no decent pastrami in Grass Valley we visited the Manhattan Deli in Reno’s Atlantis Casino.
WOW

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I burned a man near Reno, just to watch him die.

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Photo by Michael Flick

This one came out pretty clear even with the steam. I am not sure how hot the water is but I was told someone’s dog jumped in and the owner tried to jump in and save him and died. Not very smart. I know my shoes were getting warm just standing in about an inch of water. Geysers are located by Gerlach, Nv.

The geyser was created accidentally in 1964, after a geothermal power company drilled a test well at the site. While the groundwater in the region turned out not to be sufficiently hot to be tapped for geothermal power, it did have a temperature of more than 200 degrees.

Woman grieved for her other children. Woman was so sad that she began to cry bitterly. She missed her other children very much. She cried more and more each day.
One day she decided to sit near a mountain where she could look toward Pitt RIver country. She sat there day after day crying. Her tears fell so fast that they formed a great lake beneath her. This became “Pyramid Lake”. She sat so long that she turned to stone. There she remained to this day, sitting on the Eastern shore of Pyramid Lake, with her basket by her side.

This lake is north of Reno, Nevada.

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Taylor Creek – Lake Tahoe South Shore

Photo by Jeff Moser / Bike Carson