I haven't blogged in a while, mostly because nothing of interest has been going on. I have not been going anywhere these last few weeks. So there have been no new photos in a while. The good thing is that I have been going through all my old photos and have found a couple keepers, ones that I feel are worth while.
The above image was taken last June in Rocky Mountain National Park. It was taken along Trial Ridge Road right after a thunderstorm had passed. If you don't know, Trail Ridge Road is the highest continuous highway in North America, reaching an elevation of nearly 12,200 feet. I took this photo from the Rock Cut section on the highway looking to the west towards the Never Summer Mountains. This road in closed in the winter so I am unable to return to this spot until late May or early June, even then I will be busy working on my two books about the Eagles Nest Wilderness and Crested Butte, so I don't think I will be returning to this spot anytime soon.
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