My younger son and I took an invigorating hike at Roxborough State Park this morning.
A cold snap had crept in overnight after near record temperatures on Saturday, and we found ourselves on the trail with gray skies and a temperature of about 45 degrees. It was like some foreboding scene described by Nathaniel Hawthorne: "The clouds within a little time have gathered over all the sky,
hanging heavily, as if about to drop in one unbroken mass upon the
earth." Nevertheless, my son and I were in a jolly mood as he scampered and I trudged breathlessly along the trail.
Here is a picture I took as we looked back on the Red Rocks jutting toward the sky.
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