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Some of the native flora on the summit of Mt Evans. It amazes me that these hardy plants can survive the extremes 14000 feet up! OH and yes, thats me, all bundled up in three thick layers trying to stay warm! 🙂
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~Morgan~
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All Photographs taken by ME 🙂
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Looks like an amazing place to be
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It was stunning in its extremes.
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Where did you go????? You lost tone of weight!!
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LOL Lost most of it about a year ago doing some serious walking. We went to the Rocky Mountains in Colorado 😉
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Looks cold. Interesting how hardy some of these plants are!
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Small, but thriving. I did notice that many of them were succulents, which makes sense since its so dry up that high.
Yes, it was Bbbbrrrrrr!
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You look wonderful even in three layers. That many layers would have me resembling the Michelin man!
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LOL, Thank You 🙂 🙂 🙂
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Glad you had a great time.
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