In an attempt to tackle a 14er in early September, we were thwarted by weather. We started Mt. Princeton (14,197 ft) early in the morning, but a nasty looking snow storm turned us back around 13,400 feet. Alas, the aspens were still pretty and we had fun anyway!
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Tigger Peak and Mt. Princeton
Jim, Brian, and Lonny, heading up the trail
Photo by Lisa Davis
9-9-2006 7:14 am
Changing aspens in the morning light
Lonny captured more of the changing aspens, which of course, wouldn't be considered art.
Photo by Lonny Jacobson
9-9-2006 7:17 am
Photo by Lonny Jacobson
9-9-2006 7:19 am
Low hanging fog over Buena Vista
Fog covering the entire Maxwell Park area
Leaving the 4WD road and continuing on trail
Photo by Lisa Davis
9-9-2006 8:12 am
Photo by Lonny Jacobson
9-9-2006 8:53 am
Photo by Lonny Jacobson
9-9-2006 8:58 am
Mt. Antero, shrouded in clouds
Jim and Lisa taking a break on the saddle
Photo by Lonny Jacobson
9-9-2006 9:29 am
The storm envelopes us and the summit
Retreating from the weather
Photo by Lisa Davis
9-9-2006 11:45 am
Photo by Lisa Davis
9-9-2006 12:11 pm
Photo by Lisa Davis
9-9-2006 12:22 pm
Jim's Cabin/Garage in Taylor Park
Resting after the hike in the cabin/garage
Photo by Lisa Davis
9-9-2006 3:35 pm
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