November 17, 2016
Richard Stevens:
When returning from camping last night at Twin Cones Peaks I passed through Cherry Creek Reservoir (Arapahoe). Visibility was almost zero, could not see the water. A Wild-looking Turkey was in the non-electric Campgrounds. It maybe my first Arapahoe County Wild Turkey.
Wanted to go to Aurora Reservoir; with visibility so poor, it seemed like a waste of time. Also, sometimes in inclement weather, they close the southern gates.
Later in the afternoon, snowfall was quite heavy. Temperatures overnight dropped to 20 degrees (after setting a record high 80 degrees on 11/17.
Richard Stevens:
When returning from camping last night at Twin Cones Peaks I passed through Cherry Creek Reservoir (Arapahoe). Visibility was almost zero, could not see the water. A Wild-looking Turkey was in the non-electric Campgrounds. It maybe my first Arapahoe County Wild Turkey.
Wanted to go to Aurora Reservoir; with visibility so poor, it seemed like a waste of time. Also, sometimes in inclement weather, they close the southern gates.
Later in the afternoon, snowfall was quite heavy. Temperatures overnight dropped to 20 degrees (after setting a record high 80 degrees on 11/17.
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