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03/23/2025

“Life is to be enjoyed, not simply endured. Pleasure and goodness and joy support the pursuit of survival.” —Willard Gaylin

"Monica" painted by Tim Cox

03/23/2025

Monarch Pass, Colorado
Yesterday's sunset up there was pretty. :)

03/23/2025

02/19/2025

5 Vital Ingredients in 1 Pill

02/19/2025

Many of you have asked me if I know what's going on with the alpha position for the females in the Junction Butte Pack. There's so much happening this time of year as the females are getting ready to mate. Even on a normal year the Junction Butte Wolves often have multiple litters in the same pack so on a year like this where there's no clear dominance I am anticipating that we'll see the same thing come spring. Some of you may recall that as the females give birth they become quite aggressive so if things haven't settled out before that time then certainly in the spring we should see someone rise to the top. 1478 F is pictured here a couple months ago when it was a bit warmer but she is certainly at 2 years old one of the several wolves in the pack that is likely to have puppies.

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02/05/2025

February Probate Multi Estate NO RESERVE Auction has Vehicles, Jewelry, Signed Sports Memorabilia, High-End Artwork, Gaming Tables, Model Trains, Vintage Telephones & More – All Selling to the Highest Bidder! This auction will GO VIRTUAL-LIVE for online bidding in real-time on Wednesday, Febru...

02/05/2025

Window Wednesday - Cottonwood Pass, Colorado

02/05/2025

The Undefeated is a John Wayne western movie released in 1969.

The actor fell off his horse on set. He broke three ribs and tore a ligament in his shoulder, leaving his left arm immobile. Wayne only took two weeks off from work because his only worry was disappointing his fans. He finished filming The Undefeated, despite being in terrible pain.

02/01/2025

Fall Flashback Friday: Owl Creek Pass, Colorado

02/01/2025

01/22/2025

Roy Rogers and Trigger truly are legends! Their partnership was iconic, and the bond they shared was undeniable, making them unforgettable. Whether galloping across the open plains, performing stunts, or simply being by Roy’s side, Trigger was always a star in his own right.

Their adventures together were the stuff of childhood dreams, and their legacy continues to live on. From their roles in films like Under Western Skies (1945) to the long-running TV show The Roy Rogers Show, they captured the hearts of fans young and old. Roy Rogers and Trigger will always be remembered as one of the most beloved duos in Western entertainment!