Monday, December 04, 2006

Snow Boating

About an hour and 40 minutes after the chance meeting described in yesterday’s post I found myself riding through these snow covered canyons, pulling a boat. Dorothy mentioned that when they come through here in the summer, it is all desert, and it seems odd to be pulling a boat through the desert. I am thinking that this is just as odd. For the record, I had my Canon D60, a long lens, and my Sony HDR-HC1 (High Def Video camera) all snug in a large water cooler. Hey, it is a good idea!

9 comments:

Deb said...

Amazing
Magnificent
Beautiful
Perfection

Anonymous said...

tout a ete dit par 'Chris & deb'.BRAVO


all was said by “Chris & deb.” CHEER

photowannabe said...

Awesome shot. The photo sort of put a knot in my stomach though. I guess I wouldn't be that brave. I love being vicarious with you at this point.

Pierre said...

Colorado is definitely the next place where I'd like to live! God willing :)

Annie said...

Hooray, you do this for me and for the rest of us. It is wonderful to join you in this adventure. Annie

Anonymous said...

oh.
this photo is nice,and i like your story more.
:))
hope to hear the coming part soon.

jing
shanghai daily photo

Anonymous said...

Wow! From someone from a non-snow area...amazing.

Anonymous said...

Not your ordinary boat launch I would agree with that. I'm not sure what is the oddest: towing your boat throught the desert or through the snow!!!! LOL

Did I say how beautiful this is?

Meg said...

I've lived in Minnesota for 10 years so I've been snow-shoeing, X-country skiing, played broom ball, watched (but was never invited to) snowmobiling, and declined ice fishing, but I have never heard of snow-boating! This sounds so fantastic as long as you don't fall into the water!!!