Leaf Peeping

On Friday I went leaf peeping with my friend JB. First we hit up Mueller State Park, then we headed west on Highway 67 to Cripple Creek and Victor. The aspens were peaking and they looked magnificent! Here's what we saw.

Sunday Style!

I caught this great looking duo downtown last weekend.

The Big Why

I took Frodo for a walk in the Old North End a couple of weeks ago and we took a little detour onto El Parque, which is a very short, little known street. It's almost a secret, with only a small handful of very nice old homes hidden behind hedges and high walls. This house number sign cracked me up. Presumably it's tongue in cheek and not an actual typo or misspelling. El Parque means the park in Spanish. Por qué means why, and porque means because. Perhaps philosophers live here!

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Cheyenne Canon on August 31st, still clinging to summer. Today I went up the pass to go leaf peeping with a friend, and the aspens are bright gold. Beautiful! Some have already shed their leaves, but many are still in full color. I took a few pictures and will share them with you soon.

Revivification

There's a nice gazebo in Manitou's Memorial Park called Seven  Minute Springs, and I shot a small wedding there last Saturday. This elaborate "throne" sits in front of the gazebo, but I was so focused on my job that I failed to even notice it until I was getting ready to leave. It's called Revivification and the artist's name is Zach Tabb. Pretty cool!

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A gorgeous Sunday afternoon downtown, looking southward on Tejon from Pikes Peak Avenue. I live for fall weather in Colorado.

October 2024 Theme Day: Blue

The first of the month is Theme Day for City Daily Photo bloggers, and this month the theme is blue. I dig this assignment, because blue is one of my favorite colors! This building is on the Colorado College campus and I've always loved it because the color is so beautiful. And of course I had to include our trademark Colorado blue sky up above. Yes!

For more takes on blue from CDP bloggers everywhere, click HERE. Enjoy!