The next day the kids were occupied with their respective Day Camps, so E, Bubs and I hiked to Cub Lake and The Pool (about 7 miles - Yay us!). Cub Lake was covered with lily pads and bright yellow lilies. Breathtaking. And we had a little guest for lunch, as you can see in the picture below. It's a little strange. Each year we can count on finding a duck at one of the lakes. A duck. Not ducks. A duck. So this place is best suited to the most reclusive of ducks. I can't think of anywhere I'd rather live if I were a duck.
This is a view of Cub Lake, looking back, as we hiked up the other side.
The Pool - Not what I picture when I think of a pool, and probably cold enough to freeze your bits into oblivion, but beautiful none-the-less.
This is how you feel when your favorite walking stick breaks. Sorry dude.
This is what you're looking at when you climb to 11,000 ft.
This, too.
Me. Don't I look remarkably robust considering my internet withdrawal?
2 comments:
"Don't I look remarkably robust considering my internet withdrawal?"
Hmmm, methinks you look mightily robust! I think there might be something to this lack of internet. Maybe you should try doing without it more often! ;)
It looks like you had a wonderful time! I love the photos! When I visited Brad in Colorado a month back we did the Estes Park tour and it was breathtaking. Sorry to hear you couldn't beat a sickness, but would you know how to handle a vacation any other way? That's awesome that you can bring dogs! (Always a perk for Brad and I)You have beautiful pictures, not to mention the hot babe in the above picture.
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