It keeps getting better. I tried updating this last night but my internet service was running at the speed of evolution, so I waited until today.
Yesterday I was doing some drive-by litter picking, driving until I saw some litter, stopping, and picking it up, which basically means I was stopping every 50 to 100 feet for about ten miles. What began as a beautiful sunny day soon changed as a north wind brought clouds full of moisture.
Every once in a while, the sun found a spot to sneak through the clouds and the lighting became pretty dramatic. I love it when the sun spotlights the colorful trees.
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| Here at Mile 52 is when the rain drops got pretty thick and I thought I saw a few wet snow flakes. |
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| Yes, new snow on the mountain tops. |
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| Seems like every time I drive by these recreational cabins at Lower Summit Lake the sun manages to come out. |
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| The rest of Lower Summit Lake. |
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| This guy was rowing his inflatable raft and trolling for fish. |
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| Wish the sun had been out for this photo of these leaves along Summit Lake. |
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| And a family of swans at Tern Lake. |
Just as I was leaving the swans, the sun highlighted these trees.
I can feel the chill.......
ReplyDeleteThe landscape of trees is being redecorated each day here as well...on a road trip from Michigan to New York for the past three days,,,it is magnificent. Ah, snow on the mountain tops in Alaska...makes me a little homesick! Did the single male swan come back this year? Hugs! Patti and Cap
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