Last weekend we had some greaet weather and took a road trip near St. Mary’s Glacier in Clear Creek County, Colorado. We saw this incredible frozen lake and had to stop and take some pictures. Hope you enjoy them.
The first in a 2 part series, discussing a whitewater rafting trip down the Colorado River in picturesque Canyonlands National Park
A make-your-own-art exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum also makes a point about the environment
A look at a classic workhorse — a vintage Fargo truck — spotted in rural Alberta
A sculpture by a modern master was a birthday gift to the Brooklyn Museum by a well-known painter
The Spam Museum is something that everyone should tour one day. It is a great visit for the whole family with a lot of interactive exhibits.
Samantha shares some murals she saw while traveling through the Ontario Airport in Southern California.
Samantha says there is so much to see and do here that you could easily spend the whole day exploring the grounds and House Tour.
Most of these high altitude lakes remain frozen most of the year. While it’s further north, I am very familiar with Lake Louise in the Alberta Rockies. While at only 5200 ft above sea level, it receives a heavy snow fall and the ice remains on the lake until well into June, returning in the early fall. Hiking in the area is really limited to June, July and early September (unless you hike slogging through snow and slush)
Is this a location that stays frozen for most of the year ? It’s unusual to see winter holding its grip until May.
HI Garry, I am not really sure. However we were pretty high up (over 8000 feet) so I think it probably does most of the year. I will let you know if we go back sometime this summer