These pictures are not the clearest because they are taken through the truck windows. And they are all straight ahead, through the dirty windshield, because there is no way I was going to look out the side window and down that scary drop off! The sun was out half of the time, and the other half it was cloudy and snowy. Typical mountain weather, I think.
This house was perched on top of a rock outcropping, probably at about 10,000 feet.
I felt safer with trees or rocks or hillsides on the edges of the road.
A sleepy little mountain town sitting at 9,000 feet. There was a campground listed for this town, Silverton, but it was closed. Bet it would have been cold up there anyhow!
This house was perched on top of a rock outcropping, probably at about 10,000 feet.
I felt safer with trees or rocks or hillsides on the edges of the road.
A sleepy little mountain town sitting at 9,000 feet. There was a campground listed for this town, Silverton, but it was closed. Bet it would have been cold up there anyhow!
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