A fresh layer of snow covers Mount Ashland.
Late winter sun shines through bare trees, turning the creek banks a bright spring green.
Colorful barrels filled with red wine, stacked and aging to perfection.
The brilliant blue sky creates a contrasting backdrop for snow covered trees.
All was quiet today as we gazed at this potentially active volcano. Rising just over 14,000 feet, Mount Shasta is the second highest peak in the Cascade Range of western North America.
As the snow falls outside my window, I dream of summer sunsets on the Pacific Coast.
While capturing the grandeur of the Mont Blanc landscape, Reg was reduced to a mere speck on trail.
Wildflowers were in bloom during our July Tour du Mont Blanc trek.
