On Top of Highland Peak
On Top of Highland Peak, this was a long drive to the top of this mountain here in Nevada, narrow roads and luckily we never met another car coming from the other direction. There were a few places with snow up here, extremely windy at the top.
There is a short video below showing where I got out of the jeep and walked towards the towers there. Until I saw the signs stating warning, the warning was for high radiation. So I immediately said lets go.
This was the highest mountain we traveled on during the adventure out west. So if you want to travel to the top of Highland peak, well now you can see what is up there just incase you change your mind. The view was spectacular though.
On Top of Highland Peak
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That’s a great view Sandra … the tires on the Jeep are really grinding thru that rough terrain.
It was so pretty up at the top but a little nerve racking on some of those curves going up there 🙂
I believe it – I only drove in the mountains once, Great Smoky Mountains in North Carolina and some hairpin turns … I was happy to be down at ground level again. 🙂
The view is spectacular! Thank you for going up there and saving the rest of us the trouble – LOL. I will stay on the ground and be happy with viewing your gorgeous photos.
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Thank you very much Francine 😊
If you ask me… it was definitely worth making this ride! What a beautiful panorama you have up there.
Yes I have never seen a view like this. To see all that land and no buildings for miles is beautiful. 😊
Looks beautiful. So sad those towers emitting radiation, though better on top of a mountain, instead of near school yards, or hospitals, which are all around here in the UK .
Loved the photos and sharing your adventure.
Thank you Sue, I was surprised to find that sign up there. Makes one wonder how there is radiation up there.
It was a wide angle camera lens so it made it look like that. 😊
Ah ha. Better that than radiation bending!😊
Ah ha. Better that than radiation bending! 😆
So true 😊
Far Out, I mean, Far Up. Thanks Sandra. Too bad about the radiation but at least there was a warning. At 10,000 feet. No warnings down in people territory. There should be but that would be inconvenient. Thanks also for the photos and video. Glad y’all took advantage of the opportunity and had that one-time adventure in part to share with your readers.
I was surprised to see that sign, no sense in sticking around up there. 😊,
Well looking at your photos of those Mobile Cell Tower stood there . They are what emit the radiation.
Yes, I wasn’t sure what they were, assuming radio towers. They tend to be on the highest mountains.