Spring?
SUMMIT COUNTY — Spring progressed rather slowly in 2010, with great powder skiing all through April and well into May, as you’ll see in some of the images in this photo essay. Late May brought some early tastes of summer the high country wildflowers finally burst into bloom. Enjoy this look back through the lens of my camera.

We also experienced a series of "dust events,' in weather-speak, that caused the snowpack to melt out very suddenly and much earlier than normal.

Cold temperatures in late May also led to the unusual formation of frazil ice on Dillon Reservoir, formed in the wave-action of sub-freezing water.
Filed under: Colorado, daily photoblog, Morning photo, photography, Summit County Colorado Tagged: | landscapes, nature, snow ice, Summit County Colorado, Summit County photography, Summit County seasons


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