I believe this is from Ridge Pass, a road along the very top of Rocky Mountain Nat'l Park that's some 12,000 feet up.

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Another picture of another pretty mountain. Really I have no idea what peak this is, it just looks nice.

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Another picture of the mountain range across from the road we were on. I liked this one because of the way the mountains take up most of the frame.

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Yet more pretty mountain ranges, really I think I'm going to run out of things to say, except that they're gorgeous and honestly seeing snow in the "summer" time is amazingto me.

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I like this a lot because of the way the mountains framed by the two different groups of tree's. I believe I took this soon after we had gotten into Rocky Mountain Nat'l Park.

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This is probably my most favorite picture I took of the mountains. I love it beacuse if you look near the top you can see the clouds actually hitting the peak and then dispersing over it, almost like a wave hitting a rock. I probably saw this thing for a mile before I was actually able to find a decent area to take a picture of it. As it was I think i took the picture while the car was moving, I can't exactly remember.

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This was actually the first picture I took of the mountains, and I think it's one of the better one. Simply because look at how blue the sky is, and then you have a mountain overshadowing another mountain and I think it just looks really pretty.

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As you can see I took this right after I took the above picture and Sara doesn't think this is a particularly good picture but I like it a lot. Not only because she's in it, but because you also have the mountain over her shoulder.

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This is from Grand Lake, a pretty lake we came upon after we had come down out of the mountains. It was so frickin windy it wasn't even funny, if you take a look at the water you might be able to see just how choppy it was..

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Another pic from Grand Lake. The boat that's in the picture, well a few minutes later we saw the driver attempting to fit between a small bridge but because the water was so choppy/windy he kept being pushed off course and in the two or three tries we sat and watched him attempt he wasn't having a lot of success.

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A moose! Seriously we saw a Moose while walking along the trail at Grand Lake, this was the first picture I took from pretty far away because I wasn't sure if he knew I was there, and I thought it possible he could come after me or something. Thankfully he didn't.

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Since Mr.Moosey didn't come after me I got a little closer in an attempt to get a better shot of him, sadly he managed to turn his backside to me just as I was snapping the picture. So enjoy some mighty fine Moose ass.

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This is the valley that you first see when you enter Rocky Mountain Nat'l park, well you go next to it then go into a hairpin and climb a lot of feet and then you're presented with this view. I just think it's really pretty and can only imagine it totally filled with wildlife.

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A gaggle of deer we saw while waiting at a light I believe outside of Grand Lake, or Beaver Pass, something along those lines.

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Self explanitory, a picture of Sara and I while waiting to go into La Fondue.

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Another picture of Sara and I, also take note of her bulging muscles and her desire to show them off to the world.

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Here's a finger for you.

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John decided to take an Artsy-Fartsy picture of Sara and I.

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A nice picture of Amanda and her boyfriend John. Take note he's checking out the Heavens, and the underside of the awning for well..no one's sure.