I decided to keep going because this particular hike is very challenging and I needed the work out. Fortunately there was very little moisture in those clouds and neither the wind nor the temperature were too bad. I did get some neat videos though.
Sunday, September 14, 2014
Into the Clouds
On Friday, we got a small touch of the cold front that swept through the Midwest even brings snow to Boulder Colorado. I was hiking on my own up one of the trails that I stay away from in the summer heat. I thought that the front was going to come through later in the afternoon but when I arrived it was there. You can tell these fronts here because the weather pours over the mountain.
I decided to keep going because this particular hike is very challenging and I needed the work out. Fortunately there was very little moisture in those clouds and neither the wind nor the temperature were too bad. I did get some neat videos though.
I decided to keep going because this particular hike is very challenging and I needed the work out. Fortunately there was very little moisture in those clouds and neither the wind nor the temperature were too bad. I did get some neat videos though.
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That is so neat the way the clouds and mist come rolling over the mountains!
this is what I don't get, you do these crazy hikes in high altitude and then you come here to below sea level and walk around a flat city. Yet it's the latter that is more tiring?
I suspect the frites, waffles, herring, and beer has a lot to do with our fatigue factor at 'under sea level' :)
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