Veit Springs (or the
Lamar Haines Memorial Wildlife Area) is a
mellow little hike through the aspens on the lower slopes of
Humphreys Peak. The mile-or-so-long trail from the small parking turn-out on Snowbowl Road [aka FS 516] heads up along an easy alignment, mostly on an abandoned roadbed, to an old herder's cabin and a few nearby springs and seeps. We figured this spot would be a good pick for a walk on a summer weekday, despite all the traffic on the road, obviously heading up to the 'Bowl for the
Skyride. Plus, we're in puppy-training mode these days, trying to give the new little-dog lots of opportunities to be out with us in the woods and learn from the old big-dog how to chase butterflies, stay-close, and do-the-right-thing.
To make things a bit more interesting today, along with our snacks and water, I packed three different cameras for our little excursion. Our daughter had her
Fuji J28, my wife had her
Canon S5IS, and I took a few pictures with our
Nikon D40. Nothing special or award-winning, but I thought the different perspectives were sorta interesting.
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