Friday, August 17, 2018

Lady Moon Redux



 
I hiked the Lady Moon Trail in Roosevelt National Forest last week and liked it so much I got Kali to accompany me on a return visit on Thursday, August 16. She agreed that this likely will become our "go to" hike, although she did fall and scrape her shin pretty badly when the loose grit on the trail slipped from under her and sent her tumbling. We came across two fellows on the trail who live just up the street from us, and we met three representatives of the Poudre Wilderness Volunteers, an organized group of civilian rangers who look out for the trails in the national forest; one of them took our picture.
Kali at Disappointment Falls on Elkhorn Creek
On Lady Moon Trail
Cattle cooling off in the aspens
It's a banner year for currents; the bushes are producing a bumper crop everywhere

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