Back home, looking more through the photos from that last morning leaving Alamosa, I realized that when the eagle flew over to another spot he had spent that time with his mate and we had photos of both of them. We'd heard their babies, and had been thinking how lucky we both enjoyed those trips.
Tincup Pass just after sunrise. Because we're sure to see some moose just before we get there. 12,171ft . Difficult but our favorite. Sharp rocks near the top may cut tires. One short section of narrow shelf road often remains snow covered into early July. I'm pulling out the supplies now.
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