Feast or famine

 We have received a lot of rain in the past few days to week but not nearly as much as Bayfield/Durango/Pagosa Springs.  They have been inundated and evacuated and overwhelmed.  All of this is caused by Hurricane Pricilla in the Pacific Ocean.

Steve, Barb, Mike, and I took one last hike before the leaves all fell, going out Sunday afternoon during a break in storms.  Mike and Steve took care of a tree that was partially blocking Sutton Mine Trail before the drainages.  We are so lucky to live here.

Abram



Dempsey and Teddy

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