Last Friday, we went to Rockey Mountain with friends. My son's tutor presented us the vacation house at Estes Park, 20 minites east-south from Rockey Mountain Park. Her mom owns the vacation house at Estes Park and comes to the Mountains every summer for vacation. A vacation House sounds wonderful. (I will talk about my son's tutor later. She is a nice person)
It was not bad at the time of our departure. Unpacking, drinking a coffee, and waiting for other guys to come to the vacation house in Estes Park, we felt uneasy with the cloudy weather. As our concern, the rain was falling after a while. We had a misgiving that the rain would turn into the snow.
Our anxiety came to the light. When I woke up next morning, I found the whole world was white. Driving up to the Rockey mountain ended up in fail. We just enjoyed the surrounding scenery. It was great to look around the picturesque view covered with snow, though.
In the blossom time, we come again.
2 comments:
Hi judy,
This place is really pretty. Are those animals wild?
You are lucky to be able to live near paradise-like place!! Even the overcast sky and snow seem to be reinforcing the relaxed ambience of the place :)
Hi Rico
Yes, They are wildanimals. On the way back to Denver, we saw a herd of deers feeding on grass by the lake. I am not sure whether or not they are deers. Anyway, they surly are the wild.
According to my son's tutor, the wild animals are often seen to climb down to the neighboring, to take walks in groups.
It is unusual to meet the wild animal on the street where a bunch of cars come and go.
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