Do you see them? They were hard for me to find, and I was looking hard. Slightly left and above center, there are some black bits smaller than the trees. There are actually two bands and a couple of bachelors up there.
They were the first to get the sunlight when the sun finally rose above the deep cloud bank lingering to the southeast. On the “flats,” there’s still an average of maybe 3 or 4 inches of snow
We’ve had lots of melting as well as some tantalizing drifting wisps of snow falling. More is in the forecast. 🙂
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YES, I spotted them. The best kind of I spy! 🙂
Hmmmm!! I see no horses. Have to work on the puzzle!
You have some good eyes there, TJ. I’ll squint and work on this some more. 😊
I’m not saying they actually LOOK like horses at this distance. And they were much easier (!) to see with the binoculars. 🙂 At mid-, upper left, see the faintly “orange” rock that slopes from left down to the right? The horses visible in this pic are below the lowest part of the rock, not quite as far to the right as the rock layer is visible, just below a horizontal line of a handful of trees. The horses are just specks, really, and they’re smaller than the trees.
Aha! I just found them, TJ! 😁
Good job! 🙂 Never forget to look high and far!