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I just think this picture is pretty. I took it at the Smokey the Bear park - and I didn't know that the Aspens are called Quaking Aspens.

I just love the aspens, we had a few groves of them at our cabin in colorado.
Each little grove is all connected, the roots send out runners under the soil and
another tree pops up from that. It won't be long and those will start showing
leaves.

They are called Quaking Aspen because of the unique leaf structure. The leaves have square stems and are hinged so that with the slightest breeze they quiver. At Kaibab Lodge we have a cabin that is set in its own grove of Aspens. I'll take a series of photos at each seasons change. I took a Fall one last year and it is framed and hung in the Lodge.

Aspen are very pretty trees, cousins of the cottonwood and birch. Thier fall color in the high country is legendary! There used to be groves of Aspen here but we've not seen any for years. I fully intend to reintroduce Aspen to our property.

I just remembered I had the Fall photo of the Deerview Cabin.

Quakies are about the only broadleaf tree I knew growing up we had lots of them. And they are so pretty the leaves just shimmer when they are moving
Jean love that picture
sheila

Soos, that's one of the cabins at Kaibab Lodge where I work in the summer. It's on the North Rim of the Grand Canyon.

Beautiful fall pic of the aspens, Sparkle. It's my goal to go west to see them that time of year someday.

Right down the road from us there is BLM land. You can camp for free. There is a campground next to the Lodge, but it costs 18.00 for drycamping. Doesn't make sense to me. I usually whisper advice to people who comne into the Lodge asking about the campground.

Soos, be like me - you'll just have to go everywhere - and I still miss things - which means I have to go back to everywhere - again and again

Bethers wrote: - which means I have to go back to everywhere - again and again

Yess!!!