A ray of sunlight hitting the water of the Platora Reservoir
Greetings Hive!!!
This past weekend my children and I camped out. We didn't really do it for the 4th, it just happened that way, but we had a blast. We camped a bit north of where we did a few hikes back in June. After we broke camp on Monday, we drove further North, exploring the vast area. We found ourselves driving pretty much among 10, 11, 12, and 13 thousand plus peaks, but we couldn't really tell because we were ourselves over 10 thousand feet. I gotta say that this never gets old, especially to me being from Mississippi. The Western US surely has some of the most impressive landscapes on the planet. The Gods have surely blessed this land and we in the USA should remember that. Hope you all had a wonderful 4th ❤️
My children finishing up our tent!
A random peak above the mountain forest on a lonely dirt road!
Not the biggest of peaks but this one was very pretty and tranquil, at least to me!
Thanks for checking out a few of the photos I took on our recent trip, there will be more to come. Please take some time and check out my music as well! Hope you enjoyed!
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Hi @lk666 , thanks for sharing your 4th of July ride through the Rio Grande National Forest, I love that scenery it's wonderful. The nature showing its immensity!
The photo of the sunbeam hitting the water of the Platora reservoir is spectacular, it looks like a movie.Congratulations.
Greetings, happy life.
Thank you very much! The sunrays up there were truly magical. Happy life right back to you ❤️
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