My Everyday Photos

We woke the next morning to even colder weather. It was 11 degrees Fahrenheit. 11. In a tent trailer. And the forecast said it was not going to get warmer. So I fed the dogs, made a quick cup of coffee and some tea in a thermos and two PBJ sandwiches and quickly folded up the camper. In near record time. I looked at weather forecasts for other parts of New Mexico, SW Colorado and into Utah. The warmest place was Moab so we headed north. It took much of the day but we pulled into the sprawling tourist town around 4:30 and found a dog-friendly hotel and settled in for a warm night.

In the morning we drove to Fisher Towers for a wonderful hike in the red rock country. It was a great hike with panoramic views over the Colorado River and into the rugged Onion Creek area to the south. The towers themselves are incredible pinnacles of red rock, attractive to rock climbers.

See the climbers?

Now you can see them.

This could be a bit of an obstacle

We found a way around it

I watched that shadow move across the rock

Hurry – you wouldn’t believe what’s around that corner!

Looking back to the Colorado River

Can you see the blue spot? That’s a paraglider or something like it. Why would they want to land there?

We had to navigate this steep slot to get around the place with the ladder

Can you see the guy on top of the rock?

Now can you see him?

Now there is a person on top of the middle rock.

Best hiking dogs ever

Best hiking dogs ever