January has been a pretty laid back month for me, but Brenda has been out and about. She made a trip back to Canada to see her dentist and doctor. She picked a week that the temps were down around -30C so she was glad to get back to DPS. And she brought her sister, sister-in-law, and best friend since she was 10 back with her. Cheryl has been a huge help to her when she has to make her periodic trips back to the North Country and we are glad she took the opportunity to come on down to DPS for a visit. The weather here has been typical for mid-January but a whole lot warmer than back on the Northern Ranges.
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Enjoying a fire at DPS |
Me, I've been doing a little swimming and some riding in the desert with Blue II and taking a few photos along the way.
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Got lazy for this one, it is taken from the patio at DPS |
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Sunset at Lookout Point |
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Sunset Lookout Point |
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And yet again |
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And one final sunset from what I am calling Lookout Point |
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I found this Road Runner running in the Wash |
It is a quick run from DPS to Lookout Point in Blue II, and running back after dark is pretty quick also. It wouldn't be near as fast on Ol' Blue himself. I did get out a day or two for a ride in the desert with Josie Staden, my friend Phil is laid up with a strained back, but is getting back in the saddle this weekend for a ride at Picket Post. A few team ropers here have asked me to lead them around the mountain, and Phil is letting me use one of his ponies for that gig.
Cheryl is heading back north on Monday so she and Brenda have a busy weekend of shopping, casino visits, etc. planned for the next few days.
Stay tuned for some upcoming travels, if the weather holds and Brenda is feeling up to it we are heading back into the past for a little boondocking at one of our favourite spots ever. Click on this
link for a peek into the past. We might even catch up with few of the bloggers on our sidebar over at Bloggerfest.
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Fireworks? Cacti? |
Great pictures as usual. Has the weather there been windy? I know many have packed up and left due to cold and wind.
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