As dusk wraps the landscape in blues and ties it with a flourish of pink, we walk down the ski trail into town. We're meeting friends for dinner. A ski lift climbs toward the pale glow in the western sky. We quickly cross the divide between day and night. Luckily, we've brought our own source of light.
So beautiful there. I keep trying to picture your world when mine is so different. It has to be fantastic although perhaps a little more slippery. Carol
ReplyDeletewow! what a great walk into town!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty, it makes me miss snow and miss Colorado. I used to live down in Pagosa Springs. Wonderful hot springs if you ever get the chance to head down that way. :) Thanks for sharing!
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Just an amazing photo. What a great place you live in, walk in, recreate!
ReplyDeleteBreckenridge looks wonderful by night sky!
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful to walk along the ski trail at dusk. The landscape looks magical in that light.
ReplyDeleteNow that's the way I like a night out . . . no cars, so exhaust fumes, just the stillness of the night and the light off the snow for company and the walk back home walking off the calories.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful!
ReplyDeleteVery nice winter shots.
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Marvelous...Glad I came....
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BS
I like to colours, very good pictures.
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Filip
The illumination of the snow in its natural light! Some enchanted evening!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful winter!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy you weekend Barb.
I love that light! Do you get that shade in the sky often?
ReplyDeleteYou must not have gotten the Denver blizzard, or else you wouldn't be walking into town. You didn't mention snowshoes.
That second shot is amazing Barb -- oh, and thanks for sending the snow our way! I think we're up to about 8 inches so far and it's still coming down. :)
ReplyDeleteCan you believe I've never been skiing...and it's not far from where I live.
ReplyDeleteYour photos show the beauty of nature and solitude.
I was only on a ski lift once in my life. I have a fear of heights, so I was holding on so tight on the last hill down (pretty steep), that I couldn't let go at the bottom. I caused a huge crash of people trying to get off. What an embarrassing moment. Thanks for stopping by to comment on my starlings post. - Margy
ReplyDeleteWe have a strange winter this year. It snows and the next day the rain washes it all away. Cold days are alternated with mild weather. Your shots are very pretty.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
This is a beautiful shot of the snowy mountainside and ski left at dusk. I really like all the shades of blue and the silhouetted trees.
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