


Colorado Bow Hunt



A ground squirrel hiding in the target bag?







Pretty / Frightening……..
Montana is burning






The Montana wildfires have filled the valley with smoke, resulting in an orange nearly-full moon

Very cool dude….
8,500 foot elevation, but the temperature reaches 83 degrees. Our neighbor discovers a way to escape the heat.


Just another beautiful evening at our cabin…..🏡



For two days we enjoyed eight members of the extended Yang Clan at our mountain cabin. Sally devised a “Kopje Creek Camp” nature activity curriculum for the kids and in addition, we flew kites, ate nice food, hiked, practiced archery, caught, named and released Richardson’s Ground Squirrels, watched the hummingbirds gorge on nectar and lots of other mountain “campy” sorts of activities. Did I mention we ate lots of nice food?




At camp, archers refine their Olympic form

A good time had by all!
Sally’s first nights in a tent in over 30 years (she, of course was 9 years old then…..🏕
I planned a 3-day off-road tent camping trip with my lovely wife Sally, to appreciate the summer Colorado High Country. I “tent-camp” annually, but Sally has not slept in a tent for 30+ years. Will she agree to go again? I will do my best to make this trip adventurous, fun and also offer tasty dishes to entice her back again!
We will tour “Jeep trails” in the Roosevelt National Forest of Northern Colorado at around 10,000-11,000 feet elevation, do some fishing and explore the natural beauty. There are still lots of wildflowers in the Colorado high country in late July!
Continue reading “Colorado Backcountry Camping Above 10,000 Feet”
I’m still having a blast on my bike!
I’m starting my annual trip with a ride up the beautiful, twisty Poudre River Canyon, over Cameron Pass (elevation 10,240) into North Park, a very pretty, green and sparsely populated bit of Northern Colorado. Temperatures were nice and cool, but strong crosswinds (30 mph), made the ride a bit less comfortable.