....you just gotta go! That was how I felt today and as I headed out the door I had no idea where I was going to end up or what I would see! It depended on the road conditions after yesterday's nasty surprise and what a nice surprise today turned into! I headed west and this is where I ended up and this is what I saw! I had lots of time to seek out the unusual and funny and amazing and beautiful! What a great time of year to find icy things! Like
Golden Nuggets
Lollipops
Ice Dragon
I drove down Highway 40 (the saying is "life begins at Highway 40") and stopped at Wedge Pond, Mount Lorette Ponds, Barrier Lake and Ribbon Creek. What a great time of year to see any kind of body of water. Like
Barrier Lake
Ribbon Creek
Wedge Pond
After a couple of hours of trying to play professional photographer, I settled down for a picnic and tea time along side Ribbon Creek. I had no intentions of thermos/attire matching, it just happened. I had the Creek to myself and lavished in the sun, sipping raspberry tea and savouring a blueberry scone, garden vegetable Havarti cheese, mixed veggies, buffalo wing flattened pretzels and of course to top it off, a two bite brownie.
With the sun shining and cooler temperatures in the mountains, this is a great time of year for vibrant colors. Like
Green Colored Rocks
Bold Green Ripples
Green Reflections and Swirls
What is a day in K-Country without seeing some kind of waterfall. My last stop was O'Shaughnessy Falls.
These are just a sampling of the over 200 photos I came away with, and of the 50 or so which I kept.
You don't have to be up high to get that special feeling. Today involved no elevation, I remained at road level but yet by taking the time to stop and smell the roses, I felt like I was "on top of the world!"
You don't have to be up high to get that special feeling. Today involved no elevation, I remained at road level but yet by taking the time to stop and smell the roses, I felt like I was "on top of the world!"
Fantastic photographs! You don't have to 'play' at being a professional photographer...
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