While we have wild fires still burning just a few miles away from Boulder, sharing something cheerful and bright feels like a good thing.
Bright and Cheerful
Tag: Fall Colors
Digital Memories
Last week on my drive back from the Yankee Basin back to Ouray I saw this opening view into the canyon. Had to stop and make a digital memory of it.
It’s a Fall Season
It’s a Fall season folks! A few more colorful landscapes might miraculously show up in my feed 😎.
I walked through that gorgeous pass I think somewhere around Ouray or maybe it was Telluride? Can’t recall. Doesn’t really matter. Could be almost anywhere.
Freaky Weather
Weather here on the east coast have been pretty much weird. Last week I was asking for some warmer days, well, I got my wish, but it should not be that way here in the mid January. As far as I’m concerned the winter is yet to arrive to North Carolina and we are half way through it. March will be around here in about six weeks. We have daffodils coming out like it is early March, just about two month early.
Since winter is yet to arrive, I felt it would be appropriate to post one of the Fall photos at this time. Of course there is no colors anymore, everything is grey at the moment, but unless we get some cold front(s) this whole thing will just transition into the Spring, with no winter.
Monday Morning Movie–Rockport
If Video is not shown then see it here: Before the Storm from Dmitrii on Vimeo.
I took photos in the movie and couple short time lapse movies last Sunday, one day before big storm Sandy came to the East coast. We were there during sunrise hours and the weather was actually not that bad. Wind was picking up a bit and clouds were moving in, but there were no rain at that point. Later in the morning we drove down to Boston and caught our planes down south, probably some of the few last planes that took off from Boston for the next two days.
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