Changing seasons …
SUMMIT COUNTY — The showy display of aspen trees around Summit County is the most obvious sign of the changing seasons, but there are more subtle signs, as well. I drink my first cup of coffee and start fixing breakfast before the sun comes up, and even though daytime temperatures have been above normal, morning are marked by gentle touches of frost at ground level. It’s fun to fully savor the gradual changes and well worth getting out for a morning walk if you get the chance. I don’t have a choice because our two dogs anxiously await their morning excursion each day. All the images you see here are available as prints and you can also check out our online galleries at RedBubble and Imagekind.
Filed under: Morning photo, photography, seasons, Summit County Colorado Tagged: | Colorado, Dillon Reservoir, Frisco Colorado, Meadow Creek, Officers Gulch, Summit County, Tenmile Canyon


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Nice !
Great pictures. Gotta love Colorado!
Natures treat. Thanks Bob.
Love Colorado…..Nice Pic. Thanks Bob!
Bob, By posting such gorgeous Summit County pictures, you make a lot of people want to visit this wonderful part of the US.