Peter,

Late for the thank you. Much going on here. Great stuff; keep it coming.

Peter
Thanks for the details on what the purposes of the structures may have been.
Walker

We were looking for a cooler hike as the lower elevations are getting pretty hot, so we went to the La Sal mountains to do a hike. We were up to about 11300 feet and with the breeze it was really nice. We received very little snow this year and most is already gone but there were a few patches where we could make snowballs. Wildflowers were not great due to the lack of moisture, but I did see both a marmot and a pika

Peter

a few more

As often mentioned Peter, you're living a great life. Thanks for sharing pics of the country many of us will never see.

Great photos Peter. During my first 2 years working for the Forest Service as a rookie, the Ranger put me and one other on the trail crew to clear out down trees across major trails in the district. The last trail we cleared had to be done before July 4th weekend. We camped at the bottom of the trail and had horses to pack our saws and axes. One afternoon we ran out of water and I swished away the elk turds on a pond just like the one in your picture, and drank a gallon of the best water I've ever tasted. Never got sick. The next day we took more water and as we went around a big snow drift, there was a beer can sticking out. I dug and found a 6 pack of Coors still good, and cold. Some fall hunters must have left it. Me and my partner had a great time the rest of the afternoon. Fun memories.

Pap

Peter love the pic's; beautiful mountains, thanks!

Tom Flynn

Great pics of a beautiful area, Peter.

BEAUTIFUL photos!

Thanks Peter!

Tony

Really nice!

Thanks for taking time to share.