follow url All day the clouds hung heavy over the Rockies. We hit rain driving through the passes, but we could see snow accumulating on the higher peaks above 9000 feet.
get linksee url Our campsite straddled the Colorado River and the train tracks hugged the canyon walls across the river. Between the rushing waters (why does the sound of running water cause that biological trigger?) and the howling, screech-braking trains passing through a half dozen times, sleep was frequently interrupted. Amazingly enough, it was never hard to fall back aleep – over and over and over.
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https://www.elevators.com/11ao70d Beautiful shot of the Aspens! Brings back memories of when I lived in Colorado!
https://geolatinas.org/nocqu823hbhttps://mocicc.org/agricultura/j6vsodsxk Beautiful color Bo, I love to photograph in stormy weather the moisture adds a lot of saturation to the natural world when it rains !!
followfollow link Absolutely gorgeous capture. I love the aspens, and Colorado–long time no see. LOL… Sounds like running water and the howling, screech-braking trains passing disturbed your biological rhythm. 🙂
https://www.brigantesenglishwalks.com/5c84v6qh8https://paradiseperformingartscenter.com/v5c3xrw Exquisite ..I am jealous..I wish I was there camping too!! 🙂
https://geolatinas.org/0j68nse wow, awesome colors
https://www.yolascafe.com/jwx4aaww2 Gorgeous, Bo! Absolutely gorgeous. I’m jealous.