Spent Sunday here at Trappers Lake. This area was devastated by a massive fire seven years ago this month.It still remains a wonderful place to visit,explore and camp.
The lake is full of native cutthroat trout. I did not get one to shore. Fall has arrived in the high country and it's 34 here this morning which means there will be frost in some areas.
Sigh....that was lovely One Fly..thank you for that beautiful calming moment. ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks for that Dusty!!
ReplyDeleteremember the time we were hiking up to little trappers lake and you snuck up on me and scared the crap out of me growling like a bear!!! Good memories!
ReplyDeleteYou don't forget good humor like that when you get to see a human blast off like a rocket.
ReplyDelete34? In Fucking August?
ReplyDeleteHoly shit Batman!
That's cold holy shit there Busted.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures. Fall comes early in the Rockies. I remember camping somewhere along a river with a French name translated to powder river. It was really cold at night. I could see my breath and the month was July.
ReplyDeleteThanks Cats. You're thinking of the Cache de Poudre outside of Ft. Collins. Hell-it's snowed here on the 4th of July. The Poudre is a place where mountain men would hold rendezvous's as well. Hope you are well!
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