Two days before the storm hit and winter came upon with a bam(!) Terry and I drove down to the canyon. Robidioux Canyon is just three miles from the farm and is one of the last “undeveloped” areas next to us.
It’s home to cattle, big horned sheep, deer and mountains lions.
There is something so primitive about it, that it calls to my soul. Here is a portion for you to enjoy.
Have a nice weekend!
Linda
Life on a Colorado Farm 
Loved the glimpse of your rustic surroundings. I have actually visited the Black Canyon of the Gunnisun. It was breathtaking.
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What beautiful country you reside in, so unlike here in Maine. Fall is fading fast, don’t forget to set your clocks back this weekend.
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How gorgeous! And now it’s covered in snow?
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I sure agree! You also have some fantastic country! Only been through Colorado once and I would love to visit again!
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Our spring is really short this year too. We are already full swing into summer. Today it was 110°!!
Hope your winter is not too long…
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great pics, thanks
What camera do u use
I am thinking of getting a better one.
We are lucky here in the Adirondacks as the weather pattern will hold off the snow for maybe 5 weeks.
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Fall is indeed fading fast but we’re due for Indian Summer this weekend (until late Sunday afternoon at any rate). Looking at the majesty 3 miles from you makes me envious although I guess the Quabbin Reservoir (major water supply for Boston formed by drowning 4 towns) is just as majestic, in a man made sort of way.
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What a beautiful canyon..thanks for taking us along on the trip! 🙂
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Nice country!!
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Absolutely GORGEOUS. That’s what I call time well spent.
Thank you, dear friend, for all your loving support during this rough week. It means SO MUCH. (((hugs)))
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I agree with you about that type of landscape calling to your soul I felt like that in the Kimberleys. Nice shots.
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The land is so clean and untouched looking. This is what it must have looked like to the Indians or first settlers. I love your photos. Lets hope some of it remains undeveloped.
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Beautiful area, watch out for those Pumas..:-)
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Beautiful, beautiful pictures!! Makes me homesick as usual 🙂
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gorgeous shots of your home turf… I ‘ve gotten to the point where I feel like here in Mt, we have winter year round with brief reprieves of warmth, sunshine and colorful leaves…
easier that way methinks 🙂
happy trails
blessings
gp
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Loved every glimps, of your home and the land surrounding it, I miss it, but it was sooooo good to get home too…. You and Terry are wonderful people and I feel so very blessed in more way than one. hugs….
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It’s rare to see undeveloped land nowadays. I love the photos. They were beautiful and serene. It hasn’t snowed here yet but it was in the low thirties for a couple days and flurried some.
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You (we all do) live in a beautiful part of the world. Thanks for sharing!
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