Arroyo Lizard: Stardate 2015.058

22 January 2015

Stardate 2015.058

South Platte River, Waterton Canyon, Colorado

2014 Favorites

Part 4

2014's excellent fall season eventually came to a close. But not without more colored leaves, Moab,
high altitude mountain biking, Oregon and, so it seemed, a never ending Indian summer.

Fruita, Colorado

Dead Horse Point, Moab, Utah

Viewing Behind the Rocks from the Dead Horse Point State Park, area of Moab, Utah.

Dead Horse Point area

Castleton Tower from the Fisher Towers, Utah

Climber on the corkscrew summit of Ancient Art.

Ancient Art, Fisher Towers

Who says forests aren't resilient? Aspens and conifers encroaching the old rail grade.

Old Argentine Pass rail grade, Front Range, Colorado

13,408-foot Mount Wilcox from below Argentine Pass

Top to bottom: Mount Adams (in state of Washington), Mount Hood (Oregon's tallest), Mount Jefferson (Oregon's second tallest) and Three Fingered Jack.

Top down: Mount Adams (in state of Washington), Mount Hood (Oregon's tallest),
Mount Jefferson (Oregon's second tallest) and Three Fingered Jack

Wedding Reception, Oregon

Arch Rock along Oregon's Pacific Coast

Gold Beach along Oregon's Pacific Coast

Arch Rock area along Oregon's Pacific Coast

Waterton Canyon, Colorado

Chatfield State Park, Colorado

Thanks for joining in my 2014 review of fun.

Adios

2 comments:

Snowcatcher22 January, 2015 06:04
Wow. Too much beauty to even pick a favorite! The fall colors really capture my eye, but I think the snowy Oregon peaks took my breath away! May we return SOON!
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Mrs. Micawber22 January, 2015 21:01
Ditto to Snowcatcher's comment - too many great shots to choose a favourite. I'm absurdly proud of the fact that I recognised Waterton Canyon in the first photo....

The Oregon coast is just crazy beautiful.
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