This morning's run was very rewarding. Woke up to very dense fog and frosted trees. Wasn't going to stop me from heading out. Driving to the trailhead was slower than normal as visibility wasn't great. I headed up the high drive to Bear Creek. It was quite chilly in the canyon with frost everywhere. As I climbed higher, the fog seemed to be thinning out and then the blue sky and sun appeared. I had climbed to about 8500 feet and I was above the clouds, basking in the sunshine and blue sky. It was glorious. I got to run above the clouds for about 30 mins before I had to descend into the darkness. There was a substantial temperature drop and wanted more than ever to hang out in the sunshine all day. But I had to get to work. The fog in the city stayed around for the entire day which was pretty abnormal. And I was thankful to get a short blast of sunshine this morning.
This picture is taken from the Buckhorn ridge looking back at Cheyenne Mountain.
Cheyenne Mountain from a further distance.
This morning's run was very rewarding. Woke up to very dense fog and frosted trees. Wasn't going to stop me from heading out. Driving to the trailhead was slower than normal as visibility wasn't great. I headed up the high drive to Bear Creek. It was quite chilly in the canyon with frost everywhere. As I climbed higher, the fog seemed to be thinning out and then the blue sky and sun appeared. I had climbed to about 8500 feet and I was above the clouds, basking in the sunshine and blue sky. It was glorious. I got to run above the clouds for about 30 mins before I had to descend into the darkness. There was a substantial temperature drop and wanted more than ever to hang out in the sunshine all day. But I had to get to work. The fog in the city stayed around for the entire day which was pretty abnormal. And I was thankful to get a short blast of sunshine this morning.
This picture is taken from the Buckhorn ridge looking back at Cheyenne Mountain.
Cheyenne Mountain from a further distance.
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