Well, we wanted snow. 🙂 Depending on elevation and drifts, lower to mid-ish Disappointment Valley got between 7 inches and maybe close to 2 feet of snow between Saturday night and late morning Sunday.
Wow. 🙂
Erring on the side of caution, I didn’t venture too far into the basin, and with 2 feet of snow up-valley, I was worried about leaving my vehicle on the edge of the road and hiking in. I wandered all over the place, and I hiked around a wee hill we call Filly Peak, and I found just one band.
As one friend texted: “That’s great water.” Yes. Yes, it is! 🙂
Spring Creek Basin Mustangs 
Wonderful! We are supposed to get another 5 inches, I guess. There is already about 2 feet on the ground and has been for several weeks. Just like winter USED to be – years ago! Hope there is no February “thaw” ! Real winter is a good thing – possibly an actual spring? Maybe?
Wonderful! Looks like the Midwest right now. Most importantly moisture, moisture and more moisture for the wild! TJ, be safe
So glad for the moisture!
Great water and a beautiful scene ! Dreaming of a very green spring !
Fabulous! The horses are in great shape and should be able to weather the added moisture. I second the motion of dreaming of a green spring and not so baked summer.
Glad you got this too, TJ! I was hoping. Maybe a little green – and some wildflowers – could be in the offing this spring. 😊
That is a beautiful site!
Wonderful! Fantastic 👍👍👍
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“Great Water” – um,, yes, I resemble that quote – and yet, here and there, for this reason or that, sucks for some, sometimes – – glad to not see horses standing still in chest high drifts or like statues with their muzzle to the ground…cuz many horses and cattle died in that pose, in the ’77 blizzard’ and well – it’s one of my most traumatic memories, and how I often’ view’ snow photos –
WILD! That is what you are, my friend!