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Aspen 2009
Sunday, March 22, 2009
Aspen trees on the side of the trail
We learned during our nature walk that one grove of aspen trees is a single organism. The roots of one tree spread out, and new trees grow from the same roots.
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Carla skiing
Loren
Nick
Trail for the nature walk
Old man's beard
Bird on the branch
Walks on the Sleigh Ride trail
Aspen trees on the side of the trail
Loren snowshoeing
The Sleigh Ride Trail
Here's Carla at the beginning of our second walk
Looking down from the Sleigh Ride Trail
Berries along the trail
Sled dogs
Some views from our hotel room balcony
Lots of pine cones on the trees
South-facing hills
Not much snow off the ski slopes
Aspen for lunch
View of Ajax
Sabra's Deli
Sabra menu
The ACES Center
Bringing out Goldie
ACES' golden eagle
Beautiful face
Six good reasons not to mess with an eagle
A good man is so hard to find
Ducks on the pond
Water trickles from the pond
Reflections on the pond at ACES
Berries
The Rio Grande Trail
A Stream through the Snow
A stream runs along the side of the trail
Large Houses line the Trail
Looking back
Signs on the Trail
Rushing Waters
A bend in the river.
Buster
Yellow puffs
Carla in the snow
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We learned during our nature walk that one grove of aspen trees is a single organism. The roots of one tree spread out, and new trees grow from the same roots.
