Today was a unique day along the Front Range of Colorado. We have a foot of fresh snow on the ground, and cold deep blue skies like January – but what was unique is that the sun is up within 25 degrees of the zenith.
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Horsetooth looks pretty full for being in drought.
look at that drought
Snow in May / Keeps Colorado Wildfires at Bay : https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=480681882002949&set=a.393622727375532.88693.391903977547407
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It’s beautiful allright. (I didn’t even realize that was the reservoir at first–I thought I was just looking at the next dip in the trail, on the left, and shadow on the right.) The only thing missing is a Horsetooth Reservoir monster cruising down the middle of it (too far away to quite make it out, of course).
Rotary Park! Still a little wet for bouldering.
Luckily I missed your good fortune by three days. I left Denver a couple of days before the system came in!