IntrepidXJ's Adventure Weblog

Just a photo of the flowers Amanda got today.

My water bottle full of ice water with some condensation on the outside.

A book I ordered last week from Grand Valley Books that came in while I was out camping. I picked it up on my lunch today. I’ve already started reading it and am enjoying it so far….I can tell I’ll be getting through this one quickly

On my way home from Dolores this morning, I ended up taking Imogene Pass from Telluride to Ouray. This photo was taken on my way down to Ouray. As you can see, things are staring to turn from green to brown, so the summer season is coming to an end up there….a few more weeks until our Fall Colors trip

Also, this is my 200th photo in this project….only 165 more days to go!

A photo of my Jeep on the narrow shelf road climbing up to the gap between Cumberland Mountain (on my left) and Snowstorm Peak (out of the photo on the right). It doesn’t appear that this pass has an official name, but it is near Kennebec Pass.

A few of the many buildings still standing at the ghost town of Summitville, located at 11,480 feet in the San Juan Mountains.

While at my campsite for the evening at the foot of Porphyry Peak overlooking the San Luis Valley and the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, the sun was setting and some clouds and rain in the distance were lit up.

While exploring the Cochetopa Hills, I stopped along this road to take a photo of the blue sky through the rows of aspens on each side of the road.

Not sure why I haven’t done this before, but here’s a photo of my XSi taken with my S90.