Most of the cactus had pink or yellow flowers, but this one was a great red.
With the Warm Sun and Cool Rain the Desert Blooms were Wonderful
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Resting in the Sun
Terry walked down Fat Man’s and onto Devil’s Kitchen with everyone, while Tallin and I stayed on top. Our time was so peaceful that Tallin fell asleep.
Terry came back early and took over ‘resting on the rock’ so I could take some photos.
Trail to Devil’s Kitchen
The Next Day We Went to Fat Man’s Misery
Fat Man’s Misery is a classic adventure just on BLM land. Getting to the canyon and escaping back to your car requires some walking – but the Misery isn’t too technically difficult. The canyon ends in the beautiful Devil’s Kitchen full of wild life and lovely canyon flowers.
With the Hot Weather We Went to Robidoux and Played in the River
Linkin has New Glasses
Water Under the Bridge
The river has reached full strength lapping at the railroad bridge.
The High Spring Runoff Down the Gunnison River has About 20 Acres of Wildlife Area Under Water
Gunnison River is spreading its girth from bank to bank. The river’s power is being driven by a fresh melt of snow, brought on by several days of above-average temperatures followed by a couple of days of rainfall.
The river’s power is being driven by a fresh melt of snow, brought on by several days of above-average temperatures followed by a couple days of sporadic rainfall in the region.
The 20 acres of Wildlife under water
Shannon Came Home for Her Birthday
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, SHANNON!
Terry Got to Drive a Snow Plow
Our daughter Kimberly works for CDOT. In putting together a snow plow rodeo Kimberly asked if her Dad could come drive one of the snow plows. Terry really found the obstacle course a great challenge and fun.
Life on a Colorado Farm 
