It was a good thing that we worked in the Royal Gorge and viewing the 12,000 ft. passes before this snow came in!
We had a blast with over 9" of snow in the area. The snow wasn't as 'wet' as we had seen in Wyoming and the temperature didn't fall too far below 30.
We stayed warm in the RV, the water supply didn't freeze and we spent a lot of time playing! Remember this bridge from our hike a couple of days earlier?
We had a blast with over 9" of snow in the area. The snow wasn't as 'wet' as we had seen in Wyoming and the temperature didn't fall too far below 30. We stayed warm in the RV, the water supply didn't freeze and we spent a lot of time playing! Remember this bridge from our hike a couple of days earlier? Well...to be truthful, one member of our family was most definitely NOT fond of the snow. 
Pepper actually doesn't care for temperature variances beyond her limits of about 68-72F. To have any form of moisture in addition to the violation of temperature boundaries makes conditions intolerable. We made her as comfortable as we could, but we were not successful in making her happy. 
More entries will follow of the sledding adventures.
Pepper actually doesn't care for temperature variances beyond her limits of about 68-72F. To have any form of moisture in addition to the violation of temperature boundaries makes conditions intolerable. We made her as comfortable as we could, but we were not successful in making her happy. More entries will follow of the sledding adventures.
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