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Sunday, March 9, 2014

To the Falls and Back

On opposite sides of the gate
It was 27 F when we went out this morning, and things didn't warm up all too quickly afterwards.  Still, the sun was shining and the cold wind was really a breeze.  For a gorgeous Sunday morning on a spectacular trail in the Lincoln National Forest we were pleased to encounter only seven other people on our hike.  Just two had dogs, a man and woman with mini-canines they picked up to pass Becca.  The woman commented on how well behaved Becca was, and I immediately (accidentally) stepped on Becca's foot, causing her to let out a loud yelp.  Dr. K worried later that the man and woman probably thought we were torturing Becca into obedience.
Dr. K and Becca on the Bridal Veil Falls Trail

Waiting for the pokey humanoids

The chasm in the center of this photo . . .

. . . is where we are now

Apricot blossoms near the falls

There are many apricot trees near Bridal Veil Falls

3 comments:

Dr. K said...

The apricot blossoms are pretty and they also have a wonderful scent.

Scott said...

Signs of spring, despite the cold temperatures in the mountains and in the lower desert! We actually saw a crocus blooming here where ice had melted just two days earlier!

packrat said...

Scott: I'll bet you and Kali couldn't be happier about the upcoming change of season.

:)

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