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Fall Colors in the Abajo Mountains – Hart’s Draw Road
Fall is here! I guess it’s actually been a week now since it ‘officially’ became fall, but it wasn’t until I looked up on the side of the Abajo Mountains on my way to work a couple days ago and … Continue reading
