I'd seen an RV here before while riding around, the last time I was in the area, and I parked Uma basically in the same spot where I'd seen the other RV.
Couldn't go much further into the BLM area as the dirt trail had many sections that were snow-packed and I am pretty sure that's territory to be avoided with this particular motor home. Now, if I had one of those pricey Overlander RVs....but that's a different story.
During lunch, and before the clouds that threatened snow moved in, I rode out on Fiona for some pics of the Sangre de Cristo (Blood of Christ) mountains.
Then it started to snow, very slightly, so back to the RV I went as it got quite cold and Fiona lacks any heating gear except for her engine.
The snow fall wasn't much of anything, and soon the sun came out again.
The afternoon came and went, lots of cloud activity and a brisk wind keeping things at the freezing point on the thermometer.
You can see the peak of Mt. Shavano from this location
Not much of a sunset either for today, here's the best I could do.
Tomorrow its off to Cañon City, to a campground near the Royal Gorge Bridge.
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