Back to nature.....

6:27 am - Sunday - May 21st - LPG&RVR - 48°, humidity 73%, wind - mph out of the northwest......partly cloudy skies today with a forecast high of 82° F.  On this date in 2020 TLE and I were in Telluride, CO with Glenn and Laureen......↴ 

TLE and I began our day with a walk on LPG&RVR's nature trail.  As you may recall, back when we first arrived I was assigned the duty of attaching new numbers to each of the 9 viewing stations along the 1.1 mile loop trail, and had found one of the directional arrows broken.  I brought it home, and successfully glued it back together, but had never returned it to its post.....

No, I am not holding the arrow together with electrical tape...the tape was to hold the stainless steel screw in place until I reached the post to reattach it

The arrow reattached to its post, and once again 'pointing the way'

....we reached the post to which the broken arrow would be reattached within 10 minutes at which time I screwed it back on the post.......we could have just turned around there and walked back, but decided to continue walking the loop trail.  We stopped by one of the numerous ponds on the property to take an 'usie'....

.....our favorite viewing station is Jose's View, #7, which overlooks fairways 9 and 18.....

....this is the high point on the trail.  The picture below is looking back toward the RV park....that pond you see is near the trailhead of the nature trail...

....of course, Saturday was the 3rd round of the PGA tournament.  It rained on the players most of the day, and the scores reflected that.  A majority of players were over par for the day, with only a handful posting scores under par, including Brooks Koepka, who was four under par for the day, and leads everyone at 6 under par beginning the 4th round.  There are only 9 players with scores at par, or under par....that's how hard this course is.

It was another beautiful LPG&RVR day, and perfect for sitting outside watching the PGA, and taking a nap, or two.

Thanks for stopping by!