Photo by Cathie Bird; black and white photo, Allenspark, Colorado, circa 1952, probably taken by our Grandpa Fred.
18 December 2011
08 February 2011
An ephemeral stream flows after a rain...(photo)
Medano Creek, Great Sand Dunes National Park, Colorado [photo by cathie bird]
24 January 2011
Giant...well...hmmm...ice turd? (photo)
There are a couple of spots on Hudson Branch that have the most amazing diversity of ice formations when the flow is up and the air is cold. This "ice-turd" is one of its latest creations...it was close to 24-inches high, I'd guess. [photo by cathie bird]
16 January 2011
Snow and Ice on Hudson Branch (photos)
[photos by cathie bird]
03 January 2011
Deep in the holler, ice crystals in midafternoon...
and ice-bound branches near the creek...
photos by cathie bird
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