Favorite Photos for 2021 Archives

Dec 31st Final Favorite Look Back Pictures of 2021

Take a peek at the third and final Favorite Look Back Pictures of 2021. Though 2021 was a very rough year, we still managed to get in camping and enjoying the beauty nature offers. Which resulted in some of 2021 my favorite photos. Do you have favorite photos taken in 2021? Share in the comments, please.

Last campfire of 2022 in October. After that we winterized the 5th wheel and put it in storage for the winter. Had we known the winter would be so mind, we could have postponed the winterization until December. Darn it!

Sun sets behind Pikes Peak and between storm clouds. A beautiful ending to a warmer than usual day in November 2021.

Another beautiful sunset behind Pikes Peak, taken from our neighborhood park makes it one of my look back phots of. 2021 has been such a mild fall and early winter, it’s unbelievable. Setting records for the latest snowfall So far no snow through December 31, 2021. Hoping for snow New Years Eve or early New Years Day.

First dusting of snow on Pikes Peak. Taken from a little park in Woodland Park, where we stopped to eat lunch and walk the dog.

Elk outside out campsite at Rocky Mountain National Park.

Changing of the Aspens outside Leadville by the Climax Mine in Colorado

Sunrise at a intersection during my daily travels. Could resist one more fantastic Colorado Sunset! One of the many reasons I love Colorado!

There you have my Favorite Look Back Pictures of 2021. We have several camping reservations already for 2022 that should give us a wide array of photos. Looking forward to sharing those photos with you. Also our kitchen remodel begins January 3, 2022, before and after pictures will be shared at some point. May not make the favorite photos for 2022, but you never know. I’m hoping to love my new kitchen, after the tear-out and replace phase. LOL Any of you have any remodeling survival stories you care to share? Please list them in the comments.

Plans for New Years Eve? How about curling up around a cozy fire with a great feel-good book (my suggestion Hidden Gypsy Magic is below), glass of exceptional wine, or your favorite adult beverage and relax. Say farewell to 2021 and welcome 2022 and hope for a much better year!

The Salem Wildlife Sanctuary is Gwen Taylor’s life work. Her Irish Gypsy heritage provides a hidden talent she uses to help the creatures under her care. But even her magical skills can’t help new rescues in dire need of veterinary care.

The opportunity of signing on as the vet for Gwen’s sanctuary dropped into Brock Scutter’s lap after he expanded his practice to include wildlife. The personal attraction he and Gwen experience is undeniable the more their professional and personal lives collide.

Touring the only “non-haunted” house in Salem they both feel a spark of magic. A trip to his family’s cabin uncovers a heritage he didn’t know existed. If they want a future together, it means facing the consequences of awakening hidden Gypsy magic and a race against the clock to correct past wrongs.

Have a fun and safe New Year’s Eve. See you next year with lots of new projects you don’t want to miss! Check back often!

Dec 27th My Favorite Photos from 2021

My Favorite Photos for 2021. Hope everyone survived and arrived for their Christmas celebrations. We stayed home and had a quiet celebration and dinner with our little family. Then talked with friends over the miles by phone or email.

Starting today, Wednesday and Friday, I will be posting my favorite photos of 2021. While it was a very rough year for us, we did get out, go camping and participated in staycations. I hope you enjoy the photos.

Second year of blooms for my Orchids Yippee!! Not an easy feat for me. Orchids are a challenge for me to keep alive. Of the four I have these are the only two that have bloomed twice.

Our search for a real blacksmith shop. Research for my book An Angel’s Wylder Assignment which is due to be released March 9, 2022. Watch for it!

New Year’s Fireworks display from Pikes Peak as seen from our living room window at midnight welcoming in the New Year. Possibly chasing out the old year 2020.

Chubb Park Ranch State Park, near Buena Vista, Chaffee County, Colorado . With a dusting of snow it appears so peaceful.

Bowl full of red, white and blue Petunias

A Real Turkey Strutting his Stuff.

With the Christmas Festivals winding down, you can plop down on the cooch and take time for you. Let A MAGIC REDEMPTTON whisk you off into a Fantasy, mystery adventure for a few hours. Lift your spirits and renew your soul. What’s it about? Let me tell you. Synn, a demon, carries extraordinary magic and power, but there is more within her than she dreams. Kidnapped as a child, her captors murdered her family and forced her into training as a warrior assassin. When an assignment goes horribly wrong, she finds herself at the mercy of the friends and family of her intended target. Offering valuable information in exchange for protection, she gains her freedom, but it is not without its challenges.

Gavin Shaughnessy is the publican at his family’s Irish pub. He is certain Synn is meant to be his and isn’t bothered by her past. He must find a way to convince her, their future together is stronger than the dark memories that haunt her dreams.

When her past comes calling for revenge, will their love survive the raging inferno she brings down upon them? Or will the searing path of destruction destroy all they hold dear?

Please check back on December 28, 2021, for more of my favorite photos of 2021. You won’t be disappointed!

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