Today, I invite you to travel with me along the Colorado River, as it reminds me to go with the flow (yes, pun intended), while I navigate a mixture of emotions and decisions.
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Stretching beauty
The Colorado River is seen from the Colorado River Trail inside Rocky Mountain National Park near Grand Lake.
West to south
Trough Road, between Bond and Hot Sulphur Springs, reveals another side of the Colorado River.
Today, I invite you to travel with me along the Colorado River, as it reminds me to go with the flow (yes, pun intended), while I navigate a mixture of emotions and decisions.
