The family (dog included) packed up the car and headed up to Tabernash, Colorado for a week of hot tubs, long walks and plenty of naps. The lupine were absolutely going nuts - not usually the case at the end of June, but this year's late, long and wet spring created the exception. - all images are handheld, a little too much wind for a tripod. Besides, I was there to relax, not work at anything
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