Another view of the Dancing Aspens.
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- Camping on the Delores River
- Reflections, Priest Lake
- Shack on Priest Lake
- Road to Trout Lake
- Red Aspen, Trout Lake
- Aspens, Ophir Pass
- "Emergency Exit" or "Other Door"
- Miners House, Animas Forks
- Beaver Pond
- Miners Cabins
- Fence and Red Door
- Reflections, Red Mountain
- Gold Aspen Carpet
- Fall Colors
- Fall Aspens in Silverton
- Aspens
- Fall in Colorado
- Butterfly Falls
- Aspens
- Aspen Abstracts
- Acknowledgments
- Aspen Abstracts
- Aspens, Young and Old
- Aspen North of Red Mountain Pass
- View Across the Canyon
- Aspens in the Fall
- Dancing Aspen
- Ophir Pass, Looking North
- Ophir Pass, Looking South
- Clouds over Red Mountain
- Abstracts in the Mine Ruins
- Frost
- Hot Springs
- Mystic Falls
- Moose Hunt
- The Moose is not a Mirage
- Mystic Falls
- Creek on Owl Creek Pass
- Twisted Aspens
- Think Like Da Vinci
- In the Alley
- Views from the Alley
- chimney Rock
- Steel Balls
- Bridal Veil Falls
- Red Mountain #2
- Snow Last Night
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Wondering why they grew bent like this!
ReplyDeleteOne theory is that an avalanche bent them when they were young then the trunk grew up from there. There are several places in this pass where large groups of trees have been wiped out by avalanches
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