I think they've been a victim of their own success. They got to a place of comfort and sat on their laurels for a while, while big corporations have spent a lot of time and money making them look evil. Then, now that things have gotten hard and the middle class is atrophying, they have to do...
That would be a point of negotiation, surely. Given that employers are required to pay into unemployment, they'd never leave that sort of thing out.
And, more importantly, *these* workers will never have to worry about such a complication, as they are not working in California. So the point is...
Part of the reason I bought a Bronco was because it seemed like my Forester needed the whole dang engine lifted out anytime you needed to do service on it. Flat-4 is cool and all but it means more work/costs when it needs fixing or maintenance. Between that and the CVT, I wasn't interested in...
My guess would be right around here:
https://goo.gl/maps/xZTpnzqo4vkgUdPM7
The mountains in the background line up mostly, and the foreground appears to be rocky enough to be in one of the two creekbeds that trail crosses. It's not technically in the Bandelier park, but it's very close by.
You'll have to let us know what you ended up doing to address that vibration issue-honestly, that's the only thing preventing me from doing this for my own car!