… and people wonder why I’m hung up on webcams. This is from the Wild Basin webcam that I just rediscovered recently. I should probably note that there were no forest fires in the area at the time. This is just a natural Colorado sunset. Continue reading Yep, it’s just a webcam
I’ve long said Rocky Mountain National Park is my favorite place in the world. And it’s easy to assume that would mean a lot of time spent in and around Estes Park, gateway to the park. However, the majority of my vacation time in the area, dating back to early childhood, was actually spent in … Continue reading Wild Basin webcam is my new favorite
Most of the orange clouds were directly overhead, so this webcam view from the Denver Museum of Nature & Science only caught an edge. But wow, what a show we had last night. “‘Tis a privilege to live in Colorado,” where nature has a way of making you feeling really insignificant and yet extremely grateful … Continue reading Just another Denver sunset
(Screenshots from approximately 12:30 pm MST. Click pics for current views.) These and many more webcams are always available on “My favorite webcams: Estes Park, Rocky Mountain NP, Pikes Peak, Denver/Boulder.” Unless, of course, they get knocked out by a winter storm. Continue reading Incoming storm? What storm?
This is Colorado Springs, Colo., (elev. 6,035 ft) viewed through the clouds from a webcam on the summit of Pikes Peak (elev. 14,114 ft). I love the city’s glow on the underside of the clouds. Not something I see very often from above. Continue reading Through the clouds brightly
This is a screenshot from a Denver webcam in Cheesman Park on an average day: This is a screenshot from the same camera this afternoon: We’re being told the haze is smoke from the fires in California, with a minor contribution from fires in Colorado. It’s made for some spectacular sunrises and sunsets, but we … Continue reading California burns, Colorado coughs
