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It has been snowing in El Paso for the past two days. Here are a couple of pictures I found of the campus.

Wait a minute!....how can that be? I'd like to hear Al Gores explanation for that once since he's the expert on global warming......

(01-04-2013 04:53 PM)MUHERD76 Wrote: [ -> ]Wait a minute!....how can that be? I'd like to hear Al Gores explanation for that once since he's the expert on global warming......

Snow is not rare in El Paso.

Stanman, nice pictures!!

San Jacinto Plaza in downtown El Paso

I got those pics from the UTEP and ABC-7 Facebook pages

Very nice.

(01-04-2013 05:26 PM)UTEPDallas Wrote: [ -> ]



I got those pics from the UTEP and ABC-7 Facebook pages

Very nice pics. Just made the Franklin Mtn one my PC background. Thanks.

I like the design of UTEP's campus

(01-04-2013 04:47 PM)stanman505 Wrote: [ -> ]

UTEP PD: parking ticket, parking ticket, parking ticket, parking ticket, parking ticket, parking ticket, parking ticket, parking ticket, parking ticket, parking ticket

Wisconsin Miner, I think those are Juarez's mountains. But it's okay.

UTEP's campus looks beautiful with snow. :D

Really nice pics.

That is really beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

I ran 2 miles at Album Park around 4 pm. Man, it was beautiful....
Someone built a 10 ft tall snow man. Don't see that around here much. It usually melts the same day.

And Greenville get's nothing.

Really beautiful campus

(01-04-2013 09:58 PM)Old Dominion Navy Wrote: [ -> ]Really beautiful campus

Agree, I really like the style of all of the buildings. They are stunning in pictures.

Very beautiful! You campus architecture is cool. I love the southwest, have never been to El Paso yet but definitely want to visit. Nice pic's!!

The style is Bhutanese, but it's a great fit with the desert landscape. We owe it all to the wife of the dean, who in 1914 saw an article in National Geographic on Bhutan as the school was looking to rebuild after a fire and suggested imitating the style of the beautiful monasteries she had seen in the article.

Here's the article that started it all: http://mail.nysoclib.org/digital_archive.../214D.html

And here are a few choice photos from it:

UTEP Architecture


looks very similar to this