Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Monday, July 19, 2010
07/13/10
Sunday, June 27, 2010
06/28/10
06/27/10
Went fishing with Sally and Kevin this afternoon. Afternoon storm sent us back into the car so went over to the Blue Cow for dinner. After dinner, the storm cleared and a beautiful rainbow appeared. Back at Bear Creek Lake, Kevin organized our fishing rods and after a few casting lessons, we started fishing along the shore while we watched a beautiful sunset. Wer'nt successful at catching any fish, but still thoroughly enjoyed the experience. Sorry that I left my camera in the car, so I missed a shot of the sunset.
06/26/10
This morning, we met up with Pat and Caitlin to take them for for a bike ride along Bear Creek trail. Pat has a new three wheeler which she had not yet ridden. Unfortunately we found that the bike was unridable so we had to leave Pat at Stone House while we took Caitlin for a ride along the trail. After the ride we retired to Starbucks for a latte. Usual Camera
06/25/10
06/24/10
06/23/10
06/22/10
Missed our bike ride yesterday, but went for a walk along the Bear Lake dam wall this morning. The wall is essentially a flood protection wall and is designed for a 1 in 100 year flood protection after the disasterous 1928 floods that almost washed Denver away. This view of Mountain View picnic site from the top of the wall. Usual camera
06/20/10
Saturday, June 19, 2010
06/19/10
Being Saturday and expecting a lot of activity at Bear Lake, we made an early start on our bike ride. Stopped at "Junie's Lake" for our usual picnic breakfast. Our friends, the four ducks (female Mallards) still paddling around together. They came over to say Hi and then settled down on the small island. Usual camera
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Monday, June 7, 2010
06/07/10
06/01/10
Monday, May 31, 2010
05/31/10
Went out early today to get ahead of the Memorial Day crowds. Had our picnic breakfast at "Junie's Lake" with the usual bunch of Canada Geese and our 4 ducks that we have not yet positively identified. Saw a broken goose egg on the shore and the goose nest on the small island now seems to be devoid of eggs so we assumed that the egg may have come from the nest. Only problem is how the egg got from the island to the shore. Maybe a hawk was responsible. Used my Lumix with the 45-200mm zoom.
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