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Lake Dillon on the edge of town this morning. Still some ice on the main part of the lake but a lot of open water. Went up to Green Mtn. Res., lower elevation, and it's all ice free now.
 

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Didn't post the way I put it in, but Dillon Reservoir is the second pic.
 
Very Nice photos. :icon_thumleft:
Isn't it refreshing to see Spring in it's beauty.
 
... all that fresh bare ground makes me want to scour for arrowheads...
 
Might be a spot on the north end of Green Mtn. Res, Fat. One day about this time of year saw a guy doin that arrowhead huntin walk on the dry lake bed there. I looked it over later but didn't spot anything. Lots of historic artifacts from white settlement, so maybe that's what he was checkin out.
 
Very nice! Looks like the water levels are still low, or the run-off hasn't filled them up again?
 
Very nice! Looks like the water levels are still low, or the run-off hasn't filled them up again? Run-off such as it will be hasn't really started yet. They're going to hold back releases from Dillon in to the Blue River which feeds Green Mountain. Our snow fall wasn't all that great and a lot got absorbed by the ground. One good thing our first of the week snowfall has changed over to rain it looks like.
 

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