The snow remains on the lawns and such but is rapidly dissapearing from the roads. Of course, my culdesac remains snow covered but no problem for Scarlett, my 2014 Ural Patrol.
The snow is a bit slick of course, causing me to use 2WD just to get moving once I'm off the driveway, but then I soon switch to 1WD as I reach dry road.
Not much has changed here since two
days ago when I took the above pic
Yesterday, the sun was out and it was a pretty clear day for viewing the mountains of the Front Range.
Here's a view of Mount Blue Sky, formerly known as Mount Evans from the Saddle Rock Golf Course.
3 comments:
So why did the mountain's name change? Though, Blue Sky does sound more romantic.
Yes it did, CCjon....
Sorry, CCjon, I misread your question. As I understand it, it was originally named after one of Colorado's territorial governors; who had links to the Sand Creek massacre of native Americans. The name Blue sky was chosen to honor to indigenous tribes of the area.
Kind of like the renaming of army installations that were previously named after civil war Southern generals.
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