After the recent arctic outbreak here in Colorado, I'm sure that most people don't want to be reminded of how good they could have it. You know, those nice fall days where the
colors are peaking but the daytime temperatures are still reasonable...? Or maybe you will think of spring with its increasing BWO hatches and
hungry trout. Anyway, whatever it is, I discovered I still have some fall pictures left, quite a lot of them actually. So here are a few more of my favorites from back in October.
The Flatirons after an early season snow shower
Nature's Canvass in the upper Crystal River Valley
County Rd. 12 approaching Kebbler Pass
Marcellina Mountain
Aspen near Kebbler Pass
David
ReplyDeleteI can see where you would not want to leave this place. Outstanding images ---My son and I will wetting the flies you tied for me tomorrow on the tailrace. What did the Fish of the Year 2012 weight--thanks for sharing
Bill, that's a good question. I'm not sure how much that fish weighed. Maybe I need to get one of those scales that attach to a net...
DeleteStunning photographs David.
ReplyDeleteThank you Howard!
DeleteI have been enjoying the warmer weather. Not having to wear a coat around to stay warm is certainly less hassle, and I am sure it is easier to fish without having to cut out a hole in the ice at -11 degrees before you can start. Colorado really does have some amazing views too. As beautiful as the snow can be, it can often cover other beautiful aspects beneath it.
ReplyDeleteThanks for reading James!
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