It wasn’t until I got out there with Sancho and the bands that I realized how LUCKY Spring Creek Basin got with the snow. Lower Disappointment Valley (especially center and right background, which is sort of westish) either didn’t get snow or didn’t get snow that stuck … or maybe it was rain? (Spring Creek Basin is within Disappointment Valley.)
The sunshine came out while I was with the mustangs, but …
… in that far distance (western/southwestern Disappointment Valley, and the Dolores River canyon(s) is out there), another wave of snow was drifting across the landscape.
By the time I got back to my buggy after a two-mile round-trip hike, the eastern part of the basin was under beautiful sunshine, but the sky to the north/northwest/west/southwest was DARK. I didn’t go far heading out before I was back into the wind-driven snowstorm.
It was WET snow, and it was melting fast. By the end of the day (before then for a lot of areas), most of that snow had soaked right into the very desperate soil, which is a huge relief and blessing.
YaYaYaYaYAYAYAYAY! 🙂
Spring Creek Basin Mustangs 
I concur – yay and yay! Looks good out there, TJ. A blessing indeed. And so is Sancho – such a gorgeous sight he is in his sumptuous bayness surrounded by all that white!
That was a MUCH-needed infusion of moisture to the land. It sure soaked in very fast. It was great to see the horses in that white landscape. 🙂
Yayyyyyyy👍🏼🎆
That’s what I said. 😉
So glad for the snow!
SOOO amazingly glad! Grateful. It was a nice big hit of moisture. 🙂
I just read about tornadoes in southwestern Michigan – hopefully far from you??
The storms were near the border with Indiana, about 100 miles away!
So glad for you and mustangs!!
Thanks so much. 🙂 We’re SUPER grateful!
so glad for you and mustangs
🙂