Windblown Mt. Sopris
Uploaded: December 31, 2002 17:15:21
We were driving from Glenwood Springs to Redstone when a wind blew up on the summit of Mt. Sopris (12,953 feet in elevation). The cliffs in the foreground are typical of the red formations in this area.
Carol Sherman January 01, 2003
My OH My....how magnificant!Kerry Drager May 26, 2019
Wonderful, Jan ... nice composition, interesting conditions, beautiful colors! Also, happy new year! Kerry #36189Cathy M. Gromball May 26, 2019
Excellent shot Jan! I agree with everything already said!Cathy :) #37021
Suzie Strasburg May 26, 2019
Just TERRIFIC Jan....Congrats!!!!!!ss #55763Cathy M. Gromball May 26, 2019
Congratulations on finals, Jan!Cathy :) #58661
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