Wide open spaces. You can see for miles and miles and sometimes even to the ends of the earth. Big sky country. Enough piney air to breathe and enough land to get away from it all. The wild west always lives up to your expectations. Above is a little hike we took outside Denver, Colorado, on the second day we arrived. We did not see much wildlife, but with such open land, the animals know how to hide when hunting season is near. (It is getting harder to take a photo without a house in it!)
wow. i love it...the pic is amazing...to be out in the great wide open is truly awe inspiring...
ReplyDeleteI love vistas like that!! I have been in the airport there, but not on the ground.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful
ReplyDeletea visit outside
the closesness of these woods...
this is such a heavenly place :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like a fun meadow to hike around in. Of course from down in the meadow you always look up and say, wow, that looks like a fun foothill to climb. When do you get up into the really tall mountains?
ReplyDeletewow. i can't imagine such a place. beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteAh, the wide open spaces. True freedom huh Tabor?
ReplyDeleteAll that's missing is John Wayne:)
ReplyDeleteWow, that just looks amazing. I have some nice memories of Colorado scenery :)
ReplyDeleteYour final comment recalls to mind a family break we had recently in a hired "cottage" in a very rural location. We took photographs, convinced that there were no houses in sight. They appeared soon enough when we examined the enlargements. Excellent post.
ReplyDeleteI can almost smell that piney air! What beautiful country!
ReplyDeletewonderful photo and yet when I was there i could not wait to get back to New England where there wasn't so much space and openness and sky!
ReplyDeleteHi mam Tabor,i recently joined your blog,actually i read your comment on dave king thoughts,this increse my interest in your blog.And the stuff you wrote(big sky country) is amazing i would like ,if you visit my blog.thanks
ReplyDeleteOh what a lovely vista. The shades of green are so restful.
ReplyDelete