BRK 2017

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First, I have to apologize for these being way late. But since Ken keeps trickling in photos I thought I would add these from the Thursday easy group lunch stop on Weston Pass. Actually, I was a horrible team leader and totally forgot to talk many pics. So I took my wife up Chalk Mountain last weekend and captured a couple of pics so you all can see how awesome the views were up there. It was a last minute add to the agenda for the day but everyone made it to the top.

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And a couple more from my drive up with my wife just to show that even though it was an easy trail, there were some challenging spots for the newbies. The first pic is probably the most challenging section up some rocks. Nothing like hell and back in Moab but a bit more challenging than Shrine Pass.

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yellow-bellied marmot (Marmota flaviventris), also known as a 'rock chuck'.
 
yellow-bellied marmot (Marmota flaviventris), also known as a 'rock chuck'.
 
Dan Higgins said:
First, I have to apologize for these being way late. But since Ken keeps trickling in photos I thought I would add these from the Thursday easy group lunch stop on Weston Pass. Actually, I was a horrible team leader and totally forgot to talk many pics. So I took my wife up Chalk Mountain last weekend and captured a couple of pics so you all can see how awesome the views were up there. It was a last minute add to the agenda for the day but everyone made it to the top.

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I must protest! I demand you INTEGRATE amongst the NON-white LCs! :hillbilly:

Funny how your ENTIRE group ended up white rigs...especially given the prevalence of dark grey/dark rigs. :)
 
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I'm glad I wasn't the only one who's first thought was "Nice Beaver".....

great minds think alike.
 
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