This morning in Colorado

[RGINN]

Got the 10 yr. old grandson Tonatiuh (yeah, look that name up) up here from Mexico to visit for a couple of weeks. Went out and took a few pics and introduced him to snow, which he's never seen, in a fine fashion. Next week, off for his first campin trip.

 

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[fossis]

Good pic's, & 'Good Work' teaching the Grandson.

Fossis...........

 

[sniffer]

did you teach him about snowball fights? LOL

 

[hammered]

Great pics RGINN, old friend . Looks like Tonatiuh (Sun God?) really enjoyed the snow . Keep posting, I really enjoy your country


Ian

 

[huntress104]

RGinn I used to think that Montana had some of the prettiest country I have ever seen, but after looking at the pictures that you are posting from Colorado, Montana beauty pales in comparison. You are a lucky guy to live in such a beautiful place. I would sure like to visit there some day.

 

[RGINN]

That snowball thing came naturally to him. You hit the name, hammered. It was fun to roll the Aztec god of the sun around in the snow! Grandparents were always the teachers in my family, probably in fossis' family too, and it's cool to be steppin up to that position. Mine passed on oral history, taught me about hunting, fishing, camping, and planting, how to live off the land and with the land, several treasure stories, just many things that you wouldn't learn in school. We respected the elders and they always seemed to be eager to pass their experiences on to those next generations. I ain't seein that so much any more. And Montana, Montana has some killer scenery that we can't match. Check out the picks on here.

 

[Squishy]

First camping trip? Wow, he's in for a great time! Thanks for the pictures.