A autumn storm played along the plateau yesterday. Although the air was still warm enough to go without jackets.
The clouds covered the San Juan Mountain Range…the rugged peaks poking through the clouds show heavy snow in the tendrils of mist
Although our mornings comes later every day; the red sky is a beautiful promise of moisture yet to come.
And just for a spell, just before the clouds gathered and shoved their way toward us…the sky was just down right beautiful.
The nights come earlier and earlier now.
Still it isn’t January…of which I give great Thanks!
Your friend,
Linda
Life on a Colorado Farm 
Oh… please hold off winter!
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I so agree!
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Enjoy these beautiful autumn days while you can!
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I know…sadly the worst is yet to come.
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That looks downright shiverish! Brrrrrr…..
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And today! It’s 75* and I have the windows open. LOVE IT!
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I would just like to get January over.
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Yes…lets just jump right from Christmas into MARCH!
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Moisture here too, it cannot decide to be cold, cool, warm or warmer. Tomorrow 39 high, Friday mid 60s. It is fall but I sure am not ready for the short days! Would appreciate more sunshine though, am I in Seattle or Montana?
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I read you were going to get snow this weekend. UGH! I’m so not ready!
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beautiful skies!
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Since I’m not a farmer, I love the cold wet days. i get to stay inside and sew or read or bake. Guilt free. 😉 You have some magnificent skies.
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If we aren’t farming I like them also!
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High today is 85. Winter is still a long time coming.
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Lucky, lucky you!
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Beautiful pictures of a cold fall day. I like October weather here in Oregon usually, but next month I’ll be saying “at least it isn’t January” for real!!
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Where you are heading to Florida…did it escape Matthew?
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although having lived (livid?) here for many years, I continue to be amazed and (mentally) just stop and gaze @ the San Juans when they come into view. as you know, from our house I/we mainly focus on “the mesa” and sometimes the monument the other dye-rexion. however, if I go up a hill just south of us, oh, less than 1/2 mile (and a couple-hundred-feet UP) — there they are, twice as far from here as for you ~
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They are stunning!
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so …. today we did our belated “colour sunday” drive up Land’s End. (not-so-colorful Wednesday!) — it’s neat how not only the SJ’s, but, gradually, the LaSals come into view. And it wasn’t until only these past few months I’m fairly sure that’s Lone Cone we see off to the SW. Ah … the landmarks …
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I love the landmarks also! Thanks for the blog comment! 🙂
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I do like to watch them! They are most dramatic!
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Beautiful images Linda .. I’m a cloud girl! Our weather is slowly starting to improve 😄
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YAY for you! Spring is there! Warmer weather ahead!!!
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