Monday 9/21 Hike

The hike on Monday is going to be near 30 mile campground by the Rio Grande reservoir. Because of the added driving distance, we will meet one hour earlier at 8:00 AM at the visitor center.

We plan to stop at Freeman's for hamburgers/ice cream on the way back.

Hope to see you on Monday,
Wayne and Linda

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Grooming Pictures

 

 

Working conditions aren’t always the best.

 

 

 

Then you get pictures like this

 

 

Or find something like this.

 

 

 

George Powell, president

Silverthread Outdoor Recreation Club

Silverthreaders Club

 

Heart Mountain

Harolena and I discovered this mountain on the way to Hanson's Mill this
winter and called it Heart Mountain. You can just learn something every day
if you look for it.

Every day is a gift, that's why it is called the present

George & Harolena Powell

Pictures

Hope you enjoy the pictures.

 

Looking South from Blowout Pass

 

 

Bennett Peak

 

 

 

The beauty of winter

 

 

George Powell, president

Silverthreaders Club

Silverthread Outdoor Recreation Club

Groomed

Blow Out is groomed and there is a unique sight on it. I have attached two pictures showing the steam coming out of the snow.

 

 

 

George Powell, president

 

Winter Pictures

                 Bristol Head from Hanson’s Mill

                                Poole Table Road

               Grooming Early Friday Morning and Snowing

 

George Powell, president

Silverthreaders Club

Silverthread Outdoor Recreation Club

PO Box 343

South Fork, CO. 81154-0343

H 719-873-5902

C 719-850-0080

Email ghp0181@gmail.com

 

Grooming pictures on 12/14/11

We saw lots of interesting scenery today while grooming. The two moose, lots of deer, and beautiful trees. We even found three head of cattle up on top that need to be rescued.

George Powell

Grooming Pictures

The pictures on top on Rincon Ridge, the bald mountain is Mesa Mountain. The picture of South Fork is from the Augua Ramon Overlook on the way up and the picture of the moon is from the overlook on the way down. The narrow trail and drifts are on 612 above trail 610. The drifts were only about 6 ft. high. The pictures are compliments of Harolena. You all have a good day.
George and Harolena.