Along Wild Basin Trail
Part of the Wild Basin Trail feels like an Enchanted Forest
Burn area on the way to Thunder Lake
Before a storm at Thunder Lake
View on the way to Finch Lake
Runoff at Indian Peaks
Sunday, February 7, 2010
Some Of My Favorite Views
Since I started this blog in August of last year, I've been talking about the areas I regularly ride in. One of the things that I never left the livery without was my camera and extra batteries. Today, I was going through some of my pictures, looking for a new header picture and found a whole slew of pictures that I thought I'd share. I'm lucky to live in what I'm pretty sure is the most beautiful place in Colorado. I hope you enjoy them.
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6 comments:
Thank you for sharing. How long til spring?
Bill
Beautiful scenery--the best thing about riding horses is the places you can go on them--and not scare off all the wildlife. Gorgeous country there.
I usually forget about the camera when we come across wildlife. I've seen Bighorn sheep, deer, elk, marmot and a dead beaver. Never have seen a live one, though. Thank goodness I've never run across a mountain lion that I can see; I've seen their tracks and had the horses act up because they're nearby, but haven't seen one in the flesh.
I wish it looked like that now! We live in Littleton and it's just brown and dry. I thought we were suppose to get a lot of snow today, I dont think we even got an inch. Maybe tomorrow............
Have a wonderful week!
P.s. I saw your comment over at scary mommy's blog!
those are beautiful!
When we moved across the country last year, I drove the day we left Wichita and drove to Denver. I thought Colorado was one of the most magically beautiful places I've ever seen! I love seeing pictures of Colorado, especially the rural stuff you can't see off of I-80. :)
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