The Flatirons in spring, 2022.

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Watch out for even the pretty leaves in the back-canyons of the Flatirons in the fall. At least the Poison Ivy is pretty in September! Photo in Skunk Canyon by T. Bubb, 10/06.

Hiking around the Flatirons in the freezing rain, October '09.

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