It was twenty-five degrees with snow on the ground this morning. Hopefully it’s not too late to post some fall color pics from a recent trip to Kebler Pass.
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A close up of Ekker Butte, and Elaterite Butte, back to the left. These buttes are on the other side of the Green River, in the Maze. The weather was forecasted to be pretty nice. I wasn't going to be skiing for while. A mid-winter break to the desert just felt like the right thing to do.
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Beautiful fall colors!
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Rod Nash/ Arlene Edwards
Hiya Ted, excellent color photos from Kebler. Next time you get this close come on over and see Arlene and me in Crested Butte. Expect to get at least a few days in at Highlands Bowl this coming winter. Hugs. Rod Nash
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Tom Harkman
Awesome!! I was struck by the uniformity of color. That’s much different than the colors we see around the rivers and lakes that I fish up in MN.
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Absolutely stunning. And I liked the dark skies as a backdrop. A riot of autumnal splendor.
And good to hear there’s snow on the ground in Aspen.
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I was definitely impressed by the variety of colors in addition to the usual yellow.
Sorry we didn’t pop into CB, Rod. Next time. Christy and I are planning on another GT so we’ll be by then, at the latest.
Hi to Arlene.
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LarryB
Great images Ted. Your compositions are fantastic,and the shot of the aspens with the snowy peaks in the background tells the whole story.
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Thx Larry. Not bad for a gray overcast day.
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Lynn
Really beautiful photos. We were there about 10 days too early, still pretty but not as glorious as your pictures. I’m envious. Next year…..
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Steve Patterson
The first photo is very worthy of a frame and a spot on your wall. Beautiful image, great compostion. Kebler’s aspens are so amazing. Thanks for the post.
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Thanks, Steve. I’m thinking an annual trip to Kebler might be a good idea.
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We met in Aspen in 2000 and have been happily stuck in the rockies ever since, getting out in the mountains every day we can, in every season and by all means possible. Read More
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