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Marvman :	(Today, 05:14 PM) see how easy that is!
+Grannyheart :	(Today, 05:04 PM) Here ya go Diane.... http://www.rmnpforum...st&f=59&t=18815
+Grannyheart :	(Today, 05:03 PM) oh, NOW you tell me!!! lol
+Grannyheart :	(Today, 05:03 PM) Diane, it was a 10 ft. igloo. I posted a thread from when we built it. I don't know how to post a link, but it's under outdoor recreation, hiking & climbing, hiking trip reports, then "Stompers get ready".
Marvman :	(Today, 05:03 PM) you had the basics right, you just didn't leave spaces between the page address and the rest of your text
+dianeh85 :	(Today, 04:14 PM) How Fun!!! All those people fit in that igloo?? how big was it? Those look like good times for sure!
+Grannyheart :	(Today, 04:07 PM) Diane, also check for many other reports from the stomp under RMNP vacation trip reports.
+Grannyheart :	(Today, 04:00 PM) Marvy, how'd you do that? I thought it was a link to New York hearts! lol Couldn't figure out what that would be! OK, I'm a certified dork...lol
+Grannyheart :	(Today, 03:58 PM) just checked...Sandy's AWESOME pics are listed right below mine.....enjoy!
Marvman :	(Today, 03:57 PM) http://www.rmnpforum...nyhearts-story/
+Grannyheart :	(Today, 03:56 PM) Hmmm...just check under photos and video and it's on the second page. I'm thinking that's where Sandy's pics are too, I'll check.
+Grannyheart :	(Today, 03:56 PM) Here's where mine are...http://www.rmnpforums.com/forums/topic/18905-stomp-vigrannyhearts-story/ Hope this works...I've never tried this before.
+dianeh85 :	(Today, 03:42 PM) um,....where are the pictures?
+Grannyheart :	(Today, 03:28 PM) Hey Jen, check out Sandy, Marvy and my pics too. Boy, there sure are a lot of pics from the Stomp! I may have missed a thread myself! Guess I could do a search....
Marvman :	(Today, 03:20 PM) (actually I already have)
Marvman :	(Today, 03:20 PM) and you can't make me
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misssilly :	(Today, 03:07 PM) Check out Ed's stomp pictures!
+John :	(Yesterday, 10:35 PM) It was an accident officer. I was cleaning my fingernails. With a hunting knife. And he ran into me. Backwards. 17 times.
misssilly :	(Yesterday, 07:32 PM) Oh no! I can actually make the arcade work from the office computer! (Good thing the boss isn't here... )

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#1 Aaron

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Posted 18 December 2009 - 12:48 PM

The holiday season is a great time to visit Rocky Mountain National Park. In addition to beautiful scenery, wildlife viewing and a variety of winter recreational activities to do on your own, some fun activities with park rangers are offered.

On the east side of the park: Winter Storytime â€“ Read with a Ranger! December 26 at 10:30 a.m., December 27 at 2:00 p.m., and daily from December 28 through January 2 at 10:30 a.m. Hear stories about the wonders of the winter season. Meet at Fall River Visitor Center.

Skins and Skulls â€“ Learn about Rockyâ€™s wildlife! Daily from December 26 through January 2 at 3:00 p.m. Come to the Skins and Skulls program at Beaver Meadows Visitor Center for a hands-on experience.

Snowshoe Ecology Walks â€“ Beginner- level snowshoe tour with a ranger to explore the natural world of a subalpine forest. December 30, January 1 and January 2 at 12:30 p.m. For ages 8 and above. Reservations required - call (970) 586-1223 beginning
December 23.

Full Moon Walk â€“ Explore the wintery world of Rocky Mountain National Park under the light of a full moon. December 30. Traction devices or poles required. Dress in warm layers and wear waterproof boots. Reservations required - call (970) 586-1223 beginning December 23.

On the west side of the park: Ski the Wilderness â€“ Join a park ranger for this 1.5 hour cross-country ski tour of the Kawuneeche Valley. For ages 8 and above. December 26 and January 2 at 9:30 a.m. Reservations required - call (970) 627-3471 no more than seven days in advance.

Snowshoe in the Kawuneeche â€“ Beginner-level snowshoe tour with a ranger. December 26 and January 2 at 1:00 p.m. Intermediate-level snowshoe tours held December 27 and January 3 at 1:00 p.m. For ages 8 and above. Reservations required - call (970) 627-3471 no more than seven days in advance.

For more information about Rocky Mountain National Park please call the parkâ€™s information office at (970) 586-1206. All park visitor centers and the Information Office will be closed on December 25.

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