It is cold this morning, yet we go forth.


This photo, someone else took it, was from yesterday. 

Now, it is Monday morning and, unfortunately, around 32 degrees out, but we must get going. We have some strict time regulations for when we get to use the roads in Arches NP today. So, we are bundling up and setting off soon. It is a "dry" cold, we joke to each other. Which, truthfully, does make it seem not as cold as an Atlanta 32 degrees. But, still.
 

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