We fell behind in our postings so we accumulated a few pictures from the above four hikes. Most took
place in the enchanted state, New Mexico. Frankly, we like this state very much, enchanted or not.
Something to cheer a person...somewhere in Durango, Colorado.
A scene from a delightful mountain edge across the way, near Red River, New Mexico.
The birds are extremely uncooperative...a blue-jay, we think.
Love these scenes from Perrin Peak, Durango, CO. We had some 'hairy' moments on that ridge.
After nearly 2,400 feet climb, the editor sits and rests at a deserted ski-resort, Angel Fire, NM.
It's enough snow for today...thanks. (Lost Lake hike near Red River, NM.) This was the
only part of the trail not covered in snow completely.
You can have the strawberry yoghurt or the...strawberry...your choice. Devisadero, a local
peak (includes a bench) on the enchanted circle, New Mexico. It was on this trail we met Cleve
(Cleveland) who's name opens him to much 'abuse'. He is a rather special person which came across
clearly after spending time with him. He also suggested we visit Rio Grande Park, which we did. We
hope to meet Akron again...sorry.
The Pino Trail to the ridge of the Sandia Mountains, Albuquerque, New Mexico. This nine mile hike, with
2,800 feet elevation gain, was tiring on the day. Aren't they all!
A view from part-way down the Pino Trail of the suburbs of Albuquerque.
Perrin Peak, Durango, Colorado.
The town of Red River positioned on the 'enchanted circle', a few miles from the hike.
'It's okay, the teddy bears are not having their picnic in this weather.'
"You've got that loving...sinking feeling" on Lost Lake Trail, Red River.'
A scene from the ridge on Lost Lake Trail near Red River.
Cheers,
Jenni and Jeffrey
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