| Chicory |
| Just getting started on Rim Trail section 3 |
| Penstemon |
| Not far from the meadow |
| Waiting for a good gust |
| Common Yarrow |
| Walking like Melania Trump |
| Mountain Parsley |
| I'm guessing Red-tailed Hawk |
| Honeysuckle |
| Looking up at the tree canopy |
| Looking down at the Tularosa Basin |
| View from 9,000 feet |
| Scouting the trail ahead |
| Some sort of symmetry |
| Pining for a cone |
| Old and new |
| Dr. K checking the elevation |
| Just shy of the 9,000-foot mark |
| Stand of young Aspens |
| Looking skyward |
| Definite lightning strike |
| Wild blue yonder |
| Trees, trees and more trees |
| Aspen bark |
| High-altitude arachnid |
| Forging ahead |
| Bending trees at a bend in the trail |
| Ancient trail marker |
| Vervain |
| New Mexico Locust |
| Like a freshly-popped kernel |
| Becca and Dr. K as we prepare to leave |
| Commander at the parking area |
| Back at the cabin it looked like rain |
| Bear Grass (Nolina) blooming on our property |
| Becca and Packrat |
1 comment:
It's pretty easy to see why this is one of our favorite trails. Beautiful photos, Packrat.
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