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Moon x3 |
We got another early start on the Grand View Trail this morning, and we saw no humans or horses enjoying the national forest. We saw plenty of birds, though, but I couldn't get any good photos of them. Back at the trailhead--just as we were getting ready to drive away--a woman pulled into the parking area. I powered down the driver-side window to chat with her a bit. She was there to hike with her dog, who she'd rescued from a hard life: living for a year-and-a-half in a small cage with two other large dogs. When I said, "Some people shouldn't be allowed to have pets, or children," she said, "Well, I don't like to judge." I have no problem passing judgment on people who mistreat animals and children, and, in this matter, I don't care if anyone thinks I'm being too judgmental.
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Morning sky over Haynes Canyon |
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Up near the pumphouse |
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Mormon Tea and White Sands |
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Colorful leaves |
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Used the dry brush filter on this |
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High Rolls |
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Transition zone |
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Deer or elk? |
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A little local color |
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Flora alongside the trail |
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Townsend's Solitaire |
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Tree catching the morning sun |
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White Sands, of course |
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Through the cut again |
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Sotols and junipers |
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Pleasant little high-desert grove |
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Becca enjoying our morning trek |
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Four-wing Saltbush |
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Dead tree |
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Animals found in this region |
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Surveying her domain |
1 comment:
Even though we've done this trail many times, I've never noticed that grove before, with the tree and the grass, right off the trail. Too bad I have to go back to work.
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