Elk bugling, fish calling (subtle, you have to listen closely) changing aspens from green, gold, orange and red. What could be more enchanting?
Continue reading “Autumn Fly Fishing in the Colorado High Country π”
Elk bugling, fish calling (subtle, you have to listen closely) changing aspens from green, gold, orange and red. What could be more enchanting?
Continue reading “Autumn Fly Fishing in the Colorado High Country π”
Awesome fishing in Wyoming’s high county…
At 10,700 ft elevation, Sugarloaf is one of the highest National Forest campgrounds in the country.

Local wine and abundant sunshine – a winning combination
Wild flowers: Dozens of small early spring wild flowers have appeared at our 8,500 ft elevation cabin. Pasqueflowers, buttercups, forget-me-nots, bistorts, daisy fleabanes, phlox, barrel cactus and many others, despite the fact that we still have snow drifts in the creek bottom over 10 ft deep!
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Denver has many delights….
Denver can be very pleasant in January. The Denver Art Museum and Museum of Nature and Science often have popular exhibitions still running after the holiday season, the Denver Botanic Gardens feature their annual Orchid Showcase, restaurants are less crowded and parking much more convenient.
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Plaza de CΓ©sar ChΓ‘vez in downtown San Jose and William St. Park in the Naglee Park area
Drake is old enough to really participate
at the San Jose Children’s Discovery Center
Christmas 2015 in San Jose, California with daughter Julie, husband Ben and grandson Drake. Lots of good food, family love and Christmas cheer! Continue reading “The Nights Before Christmas……”