Visions of white

14 04 2022

Not many of the mustangs were visible yesterday, but I thought the snow deserved more than one pic before it melted and gave way to dry, brown slopes once again. Green is coming up, but slowly. 🙂

From Chrome’s Point looking northeast-ish across Spring Creek Basin – fresh snow and fresh tracks.

Looking up the Spring Creek arroyo to its source: McKenna Peak.

Hazy in the snow fog, McKenna Peak, submarine ridge and Brumley Point in the distance. And rich, wet, wonderful snow. Moisture much needed.

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Date : April 14, 2022
Categories : McKenna Peak, Spring Creek Basin Herd Management Area

13 responses

14 04 2022: Karen Schmiede (08:19:02) :

Any form of moisture is a good thing!

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14 04 2022: TJ (09:57:29) :

I wholeheartedly agree, Karen! 🙂

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14 04 2022: Martha Kennedy (12:45:50) :

SNOW!!!! ❤

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15 04 2022: TJ (14:53:54) :

🙂 Hello, Colorado!

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15 04 2022: Martha Kennedy (14:56:20) :

😀
14 04 2022: Sue E. Story (15:22:48) :

THAT is gorgeous, TJ! All the beautiful snow covering the HMA…and “Chrome’s Point” – I love that. ❤

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15 04 2022: TJ (14:54:26) :

Overlooking his “territory.” 🙂

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15 04 2022: TamrahJo (11:48:41) :

Moisture, held slow and silent for a moment in time, to view, before melting in/up/out and once more invisible – excellent photos! Love the foggy one!

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15 04 2022: TJ (14:55:22) :

Yep – that’s why I love snow … it seeps in slowly and allows time for capturing it in photos! 🙂

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15 04 2022: lovewildmustangs (15:03:43) :

Amazing!

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15 04 2022: TJ (21:41:16) :

🙂

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27 04 2022: Pat (07:05:45) :

Late but hopping up and down for moisture!

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27 04 2022: TJ (12:12:39) :

Yes! More, please!!

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