Clouds at sunset above the Flatirons. Devil's Thumb visible in the skyline.

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Springtime flowers and Green Mountain. From right to left you can see The Amphitheater, The First, Second, and Third Flatirons.

Rappelling Royal Arch.

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Mark Tarrant

May 8, 2007

“Clouds at sunset above the Flatirons. Devil's Thumb visible in the skyline.”

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