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Ask my pup Rasta. He loves the new sun on his dog bed. And yes, he does wear a jacket even in the summer, crazy pup.
Another example is the incredible sunsets we sometimes enjoy, like last evening. At first I only noticed the nice light to the southeast of us.
It was still cloudy to the west, over Mount Mestas. 
Then I looked out a few minutes later to see this!
Now tell the truth, if this was happening right outside your door, could you really ignore it?
Adventures of the NEW Old Farts 
Hi Laura Lee! Definitely living outside of a city or large town is a GREAT way to reconnect with nature. I also find that going to a new location (even for a visit) can do the same thing. My husband and I spent August on the coast here in Southern California and walked the beach every single day. Just seeing the tides go in and out and watching the sunsets put us in touch with Mother Earth in a way we hadn’t before. Your new place looks spectacular and sometime soon I would love to come for a visit! 🙂 Unfortunately it doesn’t look like it will happen this month like I had hoped. But don’t give up! I will make it to Denver soon and hope to drop by! ~Kathy
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Hi Kathy! I have never lived in a place like this and rarely visited such a place. The silence and closeness to nature is astounding to me. Sorry you won’t be coming by this year, but you are welcome anytime…
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The best thing I ever did–other than marrying James–was leave the city and move to the country. I’m surrounded by deer, Black Buck Antelope, Texas Longhorns, wild turkeys and elk. I love to sit on the patio, feel the breeze and listen to the elk bugle, calling to their mate. Simply divine! Brenda
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It really does look magical. Those photos are amazing.
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Yes Brenda, simply divine pretty much covers it!
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