Monthly Archives: September 2004

I don’t believe there is anything prettier in nature than a fawn. In truth this little guy is one of a pair of twins. The other one is still hidden behind the log. It always amazes me how they just … Continue reading →

Our dear friends, Bill and Sally Middleton, from Tucson, Arizona came up to Colorado to visit us for a couple of days. Their company brightened the cool fall days. And as we stood together watching the night sky filled with … Continue reading →

As the season draws to a close the bird population is changing. I’ve not seen this little fellow before but he apparently likes to view the world from an upside down position !  

These kids are off to do a bit of exploring. Ah, to wake up each morning with no responsibilities and a whole day ahead to play. Wait a minute…that’s us! (grin)

Every single drive we take is different. It doesn’t matter if we have driven it a hundred times…the clouds, the weather, the time of day each thing renders the view unique and beautiful. I can’t imagine ever tiring of this … Continue reading →

When we woke this morning it was to a clear, bright, nippy day and the surrounding mountain peaks were frosted white. We drove up to Lobo Point, the highest point around here, and crunched through the snow and breathed in … Continue reading →

All night it rained…all day it rained…and it shows no sign of letting up. The moisture has swollen the rivers and the little stream by the office is merrily gurgling again. Treasure Falls is roaring and full when only last … Continue reading →

Rick just finished a carving of a Fox and a Mouse. While I was taking a picture of it, a curious chipmunk climbed up the tree stump to check out the ‘new kid on the block’!

One by one, people are begining to pull out and head home…and I hate goodbyes! Today friends Lisa and Terry left but it wasn’t easy! The good-byes, alone, take half the morning…The other half is taken up by people ‘helping’ … Continue reading →

This little cabin, far back in the mountains, fascinated me. I couldn’t spot a road so it would be a ‘hike’ to get home but can you imagine having your very own waterfall?