East ridge of Little Horned Peak
Little Horned Peak
From the Lake Como Road on Blanca's west side the sunset was brilliant. We tried to sleep under the stars but a thunderstorm forced us to retreat into the truck.
The summit of Little Bear
Coming down the Hourglass
This portrait was taken on the Silver Lake Sand Dunes. After Chicago was burnt to the ground in 1871, forest near Silver Lake was clear cut to make the lumber that would be used for rebuilding the city. The wind blew the top soil away without the trees to keep it in place, exposing 100 foot high dunes of sand. The dunes cover over three square miles of land. They form a landscape that can hardly be distinguished from a desert.
The twin summits of Crestone Peak are shown here from the summit of Crestone Needle.
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