A beautiful moment for you to experience and wonderful photos, Rachel. And I was thinking the same as Paul F: sometimes, all you need is a walk through the trees. It can be as simple and wonderful as that. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you Shital! I immediately noticed the light and color. The ripples, however, we caused by my brother-in-law who wanted to disrupt the still water 🤪
When we went to Ouray a couple of summers ago, we saw the area where they ice climb. I’d love to see it there because those were some sheer rock faces - yikes!
Wow, ice climbing is such a strange sport and makes for a somewhat surreal image. Thanks for taking us out on a sunny winter day in a lovely forest. (I hear you about little snow-pack. I feel we had a snow-drought where we are as well.) Lovely post.
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Sounds (and looks) like a great walk. Sometimes all you need is a "walk through the trees".
For sure! Thanks Paul!
A beautiful moment for you to experience and wonderful photos, Rachel. And I was thinking the same as Paul F: sometimes, all you need is a walk through the trees. It can be as simple and wonderful as that. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks Tom 🙏🏻
Something beautiful, something unique! You don't see ice climbing every day!
Great comment and so true! ❤️
Lovely! I have watched climbers go up waterfalls in winter.... they are a little mad, I think!! Great images.
They've gotta be 😂
That looks like a beautiful hike. Not sure I’d want to try ice climbing though.
Thanks Mark! Yeah, I’m also a no on trying the ice climbing. I’m scared of heights!
Whoa! That last shot is stunning I love it!
Thank you Shital! I immediately noticed the light and color. The ripples, however, we caused by my brother-in-law who wanted to disrupt the still water 🤪
Very cool - I’d love to see ice climbing in person someday. I also love that last photo - wonderful!
Thanks Todd! It was cool to see it in person, so now we need to get out to western CO for the Ouray Ice Festival.
Yeah, they do that ice climbing thing over in Ouray, too.
Not for me, man. I'll just watch, thank you.
When we went to Ouray a couple of summers ago, we saw the area where they ice climb. I’d love to see it there because those were some sheer rock faces - yikes!
Wow, ice climbing is such a strange sport and makes for a somewhat surreal image. Thanks for taking us out on a sunny winter day in a lovely forest. (I hear you about little snow-pack. I feel we had a snow-drought where we are as well.) Lovely post.
Thanks! It was very surreal to see ice climbing. I also agree, it is a strange sport. I’m afraid of heights, so I’M OUT.
It was quite an odd winter. Here's to hoping normal comes back as much as it can... and for some good spring rain for y'all.
A very odd winter! Thanks Hanz 🙏🏻
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