Colorado....first walk to look at things!

I don't know about a "stark terrain" Healerwitch, it looks great to me. My Lhasa and I would love to go 'walkies' there.

Beautiful. Wonderful. I loved this. I would love to go and see what I could find growing there. I loved the marshy photo. I love wandering through marshes lol.

looks a great place to have a walk..... love the rainbow.........

Enjoyed your blog and photos

I did, too! Thank you. Hw. :-)))

Lovely rainbow, great photo`s, thankyou for sharing.....

YW all

Hywel...that is not a marshy area...it literally blooms and turns green once a year during the spring rains, and if it is a bad spring (with little rain) it will skip a year!

Sorry lol. It looks marshy. Our botany teacher in school used to take us out looking for plants, and we'd go sometimes to a marsh. I loved it :o))

I loved walking the seasonal wet areas while in Colorado...but it often only lasted a day or two....we were living rough out there and had little money for gas, so side trips during a specific period often went by without us doing anything about it.

Everyday we had to cut firewood, and haul it for the winter. We had no running water and had to haul water also. No electricity...so the clothes were washed by hand. We got by on just $200 a month, and traded for most everything we couldn't make ourselves! (to download my digital camera....i had to take the camera and the puter to a neighbors house [2miles away] and borrow his electricity!)

So when it came to a stroll just to look around, it often got missed with just surviving... :o(((

Don't get me wrong...we loved it, but it was more work than most 'modern' americans are used to!!

It sounds great for a holiday, but then to come back home :o)

Well Hywel, we did come back home...we had to leave our land there and return to Delaware to help out my husbands mother! So that is why I am sharing it now, to bring back memories and to help others see something new and different!

:o))

Thanks . It's very interesting.

Very interesting blog, HW. I liked all those flowers. I remember the valleys in Cuenca, Spain which I visited on occasions. They very very dry most of the year but in the spring they would bloom with lots of different plants that were invisible during the rest of the year!