the time. Yes, it is wonderful, but part of the reason why I’ve seen so many amazing things is because I’ve been ok to eat PB&J, stay in and work, sleep in my car, accidentally go to the wrong place, hurry up and wait, wear the same thing over and over, ride long distances...
I last see Kat maybe a dozen miles into the day when I stop briefly at a road crossing to eat an apple; I assume they’re heading to the next shelter a few miles south, but after I leave it sounds like they made a very abrupt decision to spend the night in town; combined with m...
Elk consider aspen trees a treat and something that's delicious and different from their daily diet. The bark tastes sweet and starchy to these animals and can be acritical food sourceduring Colorado's winters. Elk also rely on a chemical called salicin in the trees' shoots and bark, which ...