Adventure Awaits
Ski racers making the early morning trek to the gondola as the race course is set and ready for action! (Winter Park, Colorado)
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Colorful Colorado
Aspen trees in the fall add a golden touch to the deep blue Dillon Reservoir, where mighty green mountains watch over tiny white sailboats enjoying the late afternoon sun. No wonder Colorado and Colorful so often are seen together. (Silverthorne, Colorado)
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Royalty Reigns in this Canadian Lakeside City
The Prince of Wales Hotel was built in 1864 and was renamed in 1901 and 1910 after visits from very special royal guests. Queen Elizabeth II also stayed here when she visited Canada in 1973. (Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario)
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Sunny Disposition of the Yellow Coneflower
It is the season for native prairie flowers in Wisconsin with many colorful wonders to appreciate. Ratibida pinnata or Yellow coneflower brings color and its sunny disposition to any landscape – Aldo Leopold Nature Center. (Monona, Wisconsin)
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Soft Moguls and Blue Bird Sky at Winter Park
We have one of those odd “family rules”… no talk of ski season until after the month of July. Well, you know what day it is! Fresh snow on the Over-‘n’-Underwood trail, with a famous Colorado bluebird sky – Winter Park Resort. (Winter Park, Colorado)
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Rolls of Hay on Wisconsin Family Farm
Wisconsin farmland and the family farm – an irreplaceable natural and national resource. (Lodi, Wisconsin)
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Mackinac Island Harbor Overlook
Marquette Park and Lake Shore Drive on Mackinac Island with Lake Huron in the background . Note: Whether it’s spelled Mackinac, as in Island or Bridge, or Mackinaw, as in City, it’s pronounced the same way, with an “aw” at the end. (Mackinac Island, Michigan)
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Jim Creek Tumbles Down from the Continental Divide
Jim Creek as it tumbles down from the Continental Divide between Parry Peak and Mt. Bancroft in Colorado’s Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forest. (Winter Park, Colorado)
