One the first day, the Winter's son Cameron got us two 4 wheelers and took us up to the mountain tops (probably 13 or 14 thousand feet). On the way up we stopped at this old abandoned mine and took a bunch of picture. The leaves were just turning and it was as scenic a place as there is in the world I think. When we left here, we went up another 2 or 3 thousand feet. (And the air was so thin that I could only walk about 50 or 100 feet before I had to rest and catch my breath.
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
October 2007
One the first day, the Winter's son Cameron got us two 4 wheelers and took us up to the mountain tops (probably 13 or 14 thousand feet). On the way up we stopped at this old abandoned mine and took a bunch of picture. The leaves were just turning and it was as scenic a place as there is in the world I think. When we left here, we went up another 2 or 3 thousand feet. (And the air was so thin that I could only walk about 50 or 100 feet before I had to rest and catch my breath.
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