We spent part of our Labor Day weekend at Chico. This was Colter's first trip. He was a little hesitant of the water at first but once he got his feet wet we couldn't get him out.
Unfortunately the forest fires have been so bad this summer that we were unable to enjoy the beautiful scenery.
Chico is surrounded by some of the most beautiful scenery in the country and we felt like we were looking at it through a cotton ball. The visibility was less than a mile and when we left the smoke was so bad it literally smelled like a campfire outside.
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This is what happened on Thursday night last week. It got a tad chilly and some precipitation fell. Of course, it wasn't until Friday afternoon when the clouds lifted that we could see the snow on all the mountains around us. The snowline on the Bridgers fell a little farther each day as did the snowline out by my work in Hyalite Canyon. It was cloudy and sprinkly all weekend, but this morning, nothing but blue Big Sky. This picture is of the Spanish Peaks (the eastern side, so there's more snow) from the parking lot at the studios. 
