Sun Ranch

This was taken 5.25.20 at White Ranch lower area in Golden, CO. I was out early and wanted to catch the sun coming up over the rim of the mountain. The morning was brisk the sun made the hike a glorious one. The dew from the torrential rains the day before was magnificent!

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