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The Leeward Side of the Rocks

On this windy day (30 to 40 mph)in Sept. 2004 we came across these marmots on our way to Skyscraper Mt. They were seeking shelter on the leeward side of the rocks. This time of year their coats are thick and they will be going into hybernation soon. It was snowing heavily on our way back to the parking lot...it was a great day and we seemed to be the only ones enjoying it. (Can't understand why others don't like hiking in blizzard type of weather.) This area is closed from October to June or July, depending on the snow pack.

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julie Marks 06 Oct 2006

The rocks are so beautifully composed enhanced by the blending of the colors of the marmots. You asked where I would like to go? It would be very relaxing to hibernate and sleep on the warm coats of the marmots.

Jacqueline Bishop 19 Sep 2006

beautiful!

mc williams 29 Aug 2006

this is beautiful it reminds me of a wonderful place where i like to escape

Eddy collins 19 Aug 2006

nice work

Mrs.David Jobes(Dee) Jobes 16 Aug 2006

Beautiful scenery and two great captures with those little cute creatures!!! Great creative photography,Mary!!! :)

Cristina Marsi 10 Jul 2006

Must have been a beautiful hike, even in the blizzard :)

C DeMaio 09 Jul 2006

Beautiful shot!!!

Loredana 21 May 2006

Awesome Nature shot Mary :)

Lawrence Hickman 21 May 2006

intresting and well done excellant composition

Lauren Munger 21 May 2006

yep, hunkered down. Beautiful catch of nature at her best. I, too, like snow, wind, rain....how else can you get these great shots?! What state/country is this in? It resembles Rocky Mtn National Park in Colorado.

Chris Williams 21 May 2006

wow excellent

thea walstra 21 May 2006

Excellent and beautiful photographs Mary

Emily Reed 21 May 2006

Such gorgeous scenery! Bravo!