New day in the mountains

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Out at sun-up to observe a fine day in the making. Which doesn't make for interesting sunrise pics. Still, only 6 below and a Summit County bluebird sky. We have seriously lucked out on the weather so far this winter. Only 3 months to go til spring is here for us.
 

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You sure do live in a pretty place.
 

I understand this will be short lived for anymore sunny days. Another storm is due in by tonight. I drove from Ouray yesterday afternoon and the roads weren't even wet the whole way to Denver and that was a big difference from the drive over that way. The miners I see had to stay at the mine because of an avalanche cutting the mine road off from town. I took Hwy 50 and it was even dry on Monarch and South Park. There was more slick spots on the side streets down here then on the roads in the mountains. CDOT is really laying down that mag-chloride heavy this year. I got behind a snowplow laying that stuff down and you can sure smell it and get's all over your windshield, but it really works well on keeping the ice from forming.
 

The 4th pic...where is there any water for that boat...are you sure you weren't on Mt. Ararat??:laughing7:

GOD Bless

Chris
 

If that is lucking out, please post a pic when it gets really bad...
Could happen yet, Austin. We get a lot of snow in early spring. Worst blizzard conditions I ever drove in was up on Hoosier Pass last Mother's Day. Had to use Hi and Lo 4 wheel drive and every gear I got in the truck. Luckily nobody went off the cloud side of the mountain but many fender benders and unfortunately one fatality.
 

Now that's just beautiful.

(typed from a warm room along the warm Gulf Coast)
 

The 4th pic...where is there any water for that boat...are you sure you weren't on Mt. Ararat??:laughing7:

GOD Bless

Chris
That's down at the Frisco Marina, and the lake is about 100 yds. east of where the boats are stored for winter. Second pic is Ten Mile Creek running into Lake Dillon on the west side and third pic is where the Snake runs in on the east side. And of course the lake is frozen solid til about May.
 

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