By Ted Grussing
… only got to about 90F here today which is a pleasant change from the triple digits of the past week. Still that wasn’t enough for me, so I went hunting for a photo which is more in line than the reality of the day. This is a shot taken from SW of the San Francisco Peaks at 9500′ MSL and the terrain below me was probably around 8,000′ and I was about 3,000′ below the peaks.
Agassiz is the closest peak center right, and is shrouded in clouds and on the backside of the ridgeline running up to the peak, Snow Bowl and all the runs are hidden from view. in the lower left quadrant you can see a few portions of the lower runs. The peak hidden by clouds on the left is Humphreys Peak. It was a wild and beautiful day up there … and very, very cool 🙂
Spent this afternoon down at Watson and Willow lakes … no boating, just enjoying the beauty of the day and high winds coming across the water. The water level is too low for me to put my boat in yet, but there were many people out there kayaking and canoeing. Looked like fun and a pleasant way to spend some time.
Have a beautiful first day of the week … no reason to stop with tomorrow either. Smile, keep breathing and look for beauty.
Cheers
Ted
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