I've never seen an Aspen bifurcate so early |
Karr Canyon Road, which we took back to High Rolls |
It almost seems as if somebody placed these branches here to border the trail |
I've never seen an Aspen bifurcate so early |
Karr Canyon Road, which we took back to High Rolls |
It almost seems as if somebody placed these branches here to border the trail |
Willow relaxing in the left branch arroyo We saw Mrs. Basset and her hounds when we were driving up Tellbrook to the trailhead this morning;...
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Is that a lake in the background of the second-last image, Packrat? You have beautiful country to explore!
Kali and I are in Ft. Collins, checking on "our" mountain house. Everything seems to be fine except for spider webs. However, Kali stepped off a high curb badly after dinner last night and hurt her right ankle and left knee; I was sure they were broken, but appear to be just badly twisted and bruised. Nevertheless, high-country hiking is out, and low country hiking near the city is exposed and very hot.
I hope Kali's ankle and knee mend quickly.
Beautiful country! Thanks for sharing.
So sorry to hear of Kali's accident, Scott. Hope she heals quickly.
No, not a lake in that image, but there are lakes in the Sacramento Mountains. One of the most beautiful is where the Mescalero Apache tribe built their resort/casino Inn of the Mountain Gods.
http://innofthemountaingods.com/
Jacqui:
I'm always pleased to know you're following my blog.
Thanks!
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