This is Windsor Lake in Colorado. I went there yesterday with the 6 grandkids to cool off and play in the water since it was 100 degrees out. I had also brought along a new inflatable kayak to try out, though I had forgotten the life jackets so I never assembled it. The oldest grandson wasn't too happy about that, but in actuality it was pretty windy out, which would be pretty tough conditions for an inflatable kayak. So everyone focused on building sand castles and splashing water.
As it was getting later in the day, I had noticed this cool cloud formation forming to the East, and was hoping it would stick around until sunset, and it did! While my daughter and 5 of the grandkids left to go home, I stayed with the oldest grandson and we enjoyed the sunset. I was glad I had brought a couple of camera's with me.
Once the colors faded, my grandson and I headed to Sonic and got there 10 minutes before it closed for a couple of strawberry shakes. A great way to end the day.
I have double checked and I am sure this is level based on the horizontal and vertical lines of the buildings in the background, but the curve of the lake makes it feel a bit unlevel. Also, since it's a lake I put this in Landscape, though the lake is in the middle of a city.
All comments are welcome,
Jim
As it was getting later in the day, I had noticed this cool cloud formation forming to the East, and was hoping it would stick around until sunset, and it did! While my daughter and 5 of the grandkids left to go home, I stayed with the oldest grandson and we enjoyed the sunset. I was glad I had brought a couple of camera's with me.
Once the colors faded, my grandson and I headed to Sonic and got there 10 minutes before it closed for a couple of strawberry shakes. A great way to end the day.
I have double checked and I am sure this is level based on the horizontal and vertical lines of the buildings in the background, but the curve of the lake makes it feel a bit unlevel. Also, since it's a lake I put this in Landscape, though the lake is in the middle of a city.
All comments are welcome,
Jim
