


That beautiful sunrise, and then we saw
this coming over the Uintas.

Filthy filter #8 after 120 hours in service- beginning the multiwash stage.

Getting better- air purge begins.

Anthracite settling down, water running almost clear...

... and we're all sparkly clean again.

Fill 'er up.



The Bear River breaks loose; this will welcome Travis and Bud home tomorrow.



And from last week's trip up the river, a pair of sandhill cranes for Mom. (They may be lovely and elegant stalking bugs in a meadow, but they sure look dopey when they fly.)
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