“where in the world is peace?” … rocky mountains
With a Rocky Mountain backdrop, tall pines and splashes of giant red rock, 52 Weeks of Peace traveled west this week, under the big skies of Colorado’s Front Range. (And a little fun was had setting the stage at the famous Red Rocks Amphitheater!)
Mountaintop in the ranching community of Livermore, Colorado
the camera lens was blurred, but the sentiment is clear. 🙂
Red Rocks Amphitheater, near Morrison, Colorado
arranging the bags for a long-distance shot
two more get into the act of arranging
the stage is set!
"Peace on the Rocks"
Northern Colorado. (This bag weathered a bear attack in Pennsylvania before traveling back to Colorado. It's cleaned up, but you can still see a smudge from the bear's paw on the bag's lower right corner!)
Where to next?
ps: All “where in the world is peace?” images are compiled on our special “where in the world is peace?” page. Our book is on Amazon, our totes, mugs and things are available here. Send your own pictures to 52weeksofpeace@gmail.com and we’ll also post them on our FaceBook page. Let’s see where peace goes!
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chrisreedstudio
April 13, 2012 at 9:53 amYour pictures of Red Rocks brought back memories of my first concert as a college freshman. Commander Cody and JJ Cale.
saxtonstudio
April 13, 2012 at 11:04 amAh, I’m a JJ Cale fan myself! What an awesome place for your first concert experience. I bet nothing else compared!