Monthly Archives: October 2018
Snowy hike
Climbed up to the top snow gently falling … peaceful Charlie led the way.
How do we heal?
Sadness mixes with anger how do we live in a world where the unfathomable happens? It’s not possible to avoid the news. My choice is to focus on the beauty, the beauty that surrounds me. If only nature could impact others in the ways it does me.
Flatiron views
Late October morn Two pups, one friend, perfect views happy weekend hike
Who’s looking at whom?
Living in the forest, we have a lot of animals passing through the yard, especially at this time of year. A group of deer were running through and the last one in line stopped to pose for this picture.
Moon Movie
A short film of photos and clips of the moon. I’m working with iMovie to practice when I make my book trailer. If you’re experienced in this, feel free to comment. I’m looking for advice.
Painting in the sky
clouds mingle with sun to paint new and glorious, fleeting images.
Hunter’s Moon – Moonstruck
Wordless Wednesday
Three dogs and a trail
Friday morning, before the 70 degree weekend melted most of the snow, Charlie and I joined 2 canine and 1 human friend for a snowy hike. It was a fun challenge with sunny skies and new dog in the mix. Charlie and Laine, the Springer Spaniel, ran and chased their usual dance, tiring each otherContinue reading “Three dogs and a trail”
Continental Divide
I remember a John Belushi fish-out-of-water movie from the 1980s named Continental Divide. It may have been my first exposure to the beauty that is Colorado. This exquisite view, snow capped peaks above tree line is something I appreciate every time I see it.
Laura Roettiger Books 