Pueblo, CO

The occasion was a memorial or celebration of life. The trip to and from was uneventful, although there was a large amount of snow in the mountains across the West. It made me feel hopeful. It was good to see family and on the way back, we stopped by the May Museum to see a very large collection of cool insects on spikes.

This is a detour for a bit of the Arkansas river. History is that it washed Pueblo away and the main river is routed around the city but a small amount comes through downtown by the hotel where we stay and is a nice place to walk. There were many different kinds of swallows.

No, we weren't in New Orleans just located on a local building next to a lovely garden.
Also on the Riverwalk. A main attraction for children and adults alike.
Lake San Isabel where the memorial was held.
San Isabel National Forest and a view of the back of the grub spot.
The next generation paying tribute to their great great grandmother.
May Bug Museum we visited on the way back to Denver
Sun setting over the fog at 9pm
Welcome Home says the fog! While I love warm weather it was too warm in Pueblo at 93 degrees even at 9pm.

Sending love, Tawnia