Posted by Tom Kennon on August 12, 2013 at 11:41 PM
Made a trip to Colorado last week and had the chance hike to White Falls in McCullough Gulch near Breckenridge. The temperature was 37 degrees with a light mist falling. Wayne and Rod will remember this hike from a few years back.
There was a volunteer group RMYC working with the Forrest Service doing trail maintenance. These people should be saluted for the hard manual labor they perform keeping our trails passable.
Posted by Wayne Rhodus on August 13, 2013 at 8:43 AM
Yes, I remember that hike up, the beautiful rainbow and outstanding double waterfall. This is a particularly nice rendition of it. Super work Tom.
Posted by Rod Kissinger on August 13, 2013 at 9:09 AM
Let's see, I remember-Lightning, rock slides, hail and somebody saying it would all be worth it when we got to the falls.
Nice of you to also throw in the rainbow. And... it was worth it.
Nice work on the this waterfall Tom.
Posted by Bill Dark on August 19, 2013 at 10:58 PM
Sorry I'm so late commenting on this one, Tom, but have been busy with the start of the school year. I seem to remember you guys getting back to the cabin about the time I rolled in a few years ago. Wow...37 degrees! That's pretty chilly this time of year, even for Colorado. Nice work!
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3 repliesThere was a volunteer group RMYC working with the Forrest Service doing trail maintenance. These people should be saluted for the hard manual labor they perform keeping our trails passable.
Nice of you to also throw in the rainbow. And... it was worth it.
Nice work on the this waterfall Tom.