Sparkly Trees As you may have guessed, it can get a little cold here in our neck of the woods. Linda is always looking for a shot to show how cold it can get. Here is one of those shots. These bushes along one of our rivers was covered with an early morning hoar...
Winter Mountain Greys When we look around at our mountains here, we can always find a rugged peak. This one is near Independence Pass. I liked the touch of winter. The mountain is found on the back side of Indy Pass and it was our first time to explore this area. I...
The Path to Mayflower Gulch Not far from our home here in Leadville, there is a pathway back into the mountains. It is a popular spot in all seasons and this is a shot from early winter. This pathway leads back into Mayflower Gulch. The area is popular for hiking in...
Enjoying The Life So, as usual, Linda and I enjoyed our trip to the south and a little bit of break from winter here in the high Rockies. I know it’s a lot pictures and especially today. We hope you’ve enjoyed them as much as we enjoy sharing them and...
Phillipsburg As we came back around to the Dutch side of the island, we got this view of Phillipsburg – the capital of Dutch St. Maarten. It is a pretty little city, sitting on a pretty little island in the Caribbean Sea. After our tour, we spent some time...
The Shipwreck And another of those common traits that we’ve seen on our trips to the Caribbean islands is the shipwreck. It seems that they all have at least one and this is the one we saw at St. Martin. It was on the French side. I didn’t see one on the...
Sunset Bar & Grill As you can imagine, if there’s a crowd of people, someone will make a business to take advantage of those crowds. The Sunset Bar & Grill sits right at the end of the beach and they certainly love all the people. They do what they can...
Maho Beach One of the biggest tourist stops on the island is at Maho Beach. This is a beach that is located right at the end of the runway for the Princess Juliana airport. People line up there in groves to watch the planes coming in….and feel the force of the...
The Indigenous Life So, as we seem to find at all of our stops, there are plenty of these guys on the islands. However, DJ told us that the iguana is not actually indigenous to the island. They were brought many years ago as pets and then turned loose during a flood...
A Different Day at Sea Looking at the previous photo, you might think “Well the water’s not as blue here” but, if you look at this one, you will see that they have the nice, blue water that so typical of the Caribbean. And these folks have a...
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