Wow, the weather is holding out so my work project just keeps going. You never know when the snow will fly at 9,900 feet so I'm busier than a cat in a sand box.
My work day starts at 6AM (there were snow flurries this morning) and ends sometime around 6PM. I got caught on the mountain Monday evening in a rain/sleet storm and had one hell of a ride down a slippery slope of mud and boulders but made it out unscathed. Lucky me.
Lots of wildlife out and about. Mule deer, Wild turkey's, and...
85 Elk in a meadow far, far away.
Staying warm and dry...for now.
9 comments:
Gosh Jeff that is beautiful!!! I think you should have a Gear West/ SCS "alternative training" weekend trip for your next MT project. We're all pretty handy, you know!!!
Can we bring our skis? I mean, for AFTER we finish laying tiles or setting frame timbers or clearing brush??
;-)
Thanks for the great photos! Beautiful! I am sure you work really hard, but part of me wants your job! Just for the views!
I'm envious of your job too!
awesome views...wow...
who cares if its cold...
theres fireplaces..coffee...
lots of blankets to hide under
Good work if you can get it! Wow what views!!! You are way too kind to me :). I love the pic at the top of your blog.
wow...awesome
Thanks for the great pictures! Stay warm and take more pictures for us.
Risk sounding like the Californian I am...whats a Snow Flurry?
SO COOL and BEAUTIFUL! You are LUCKY!
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