Random Object Photographs

Got home a few hours ago from a trip to the Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park, so I'll be doing photo dumps as I review and edit the several hundred pictures I took. Here are a few from the drive to Gunnison via Colorado Hwy 24 to Buena Vista and County Rd 306 through Cottonwood Pass (12,119 ft. elevation).
 

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Pics from the North Rim - Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park, Colorado.
 

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Pics from the South Rim - Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park. The Painted Wall is 2,250 feet from the river to the top.
 

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Views of the Gunnison taken from Hwy 92 as we were driving to the North Rim. Heavy rain on the way back precluded more picture taking.
 

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The Spanish built a lot of interesting things here in the SW.
Here in NM they built the Salt Missions.
These are three rather large Churches East of most early settlements which tended to be near the Rio Grande.
At that time they were the locations of three large Native Towns. Now the Indians are gone, and these structures stand in disrepair basically out in the middle of nowhere.
Here's Abo.6786CD50-AD9E-4CF4-BDAD-089A57714D20.jpeg
 
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Wildlife encounter this afternoon. About 2pm my neighbour called to say "There's a big bear walking down your driveway." I went out the bsmt. entrance, knowing my black cat, Smudge, was by the metal shed, and leaving the bsmt. door open in case he wanted to head inside by the shortest route. But he just remained alert until it passed, assured that it wasn't interested in him (or me...) then ran up to his cat door at the front door. Bear ambled unconcernedly right by us about 25' away as if we weren't there and disappeared into the back of the property. This bear is a regular around here and doesn't seem to bother anyone so we don't worry about it much.
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