It was a 7.6-mile roundtrip hike from the wastewater treatment facility in Lake City (oooh, bubbling wastewater) up to Waterdog, through aspen groves and meadows of wildflowers. And just for the record, yes, we did swim in the lake, too--though not without some trepidation concerning alpine gators and tentacled aliens lurking in the weedy waters...
Colorado Art Ranch's 'Hardrock Revision' project in Lake City, CO.: A transdisciplinary collaboration to envision future uses for the Ute Ulay Mine. For further info see 'project description'.
Monday, August 8, 2011
Grassdog
I seem to have the convenient job of blogging on Sunday--usually a day off. It may just seem that I'm lazy, not writing about fancy things like phytoremediation and the mechanics of milling metals and whatnot, but really it's the luck of the draw. Because yesterday, we went for a swim in the grass alongside Waterdog Lake.
It was a 7.6-mile roundtrip hike from the wastewater treatment facility in Lake City (oooh, bubbling wastewater) up to Waterdog, through aspen groves and meadows of wildflowers. And just for the record, yes, we did swim in the lake, too--though not without some trepidation concerning alpine gators and tentacled aliens lurking in the weedy waters...
It was a 7.6-mile roundtrip hike from the wastewater treatment facility in Lake City (oooh, bubbling wastewater) up to Waterdog, through aspen groves and meadows of wildflowers. And just for the record, yes, we did swim in the lake, too--though not without some trepidation concerning alpine gators and tentacled aliens lurking in the weedy waters...
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