Something about this journey to Kremmling is more poignant to me than most of my many previous journeys in the footsteps of WES. So I’m not going to offer much in terms of thoughts in writing. I’m going to save them. But here are some pictures. Stay tuned.
The Colorado River, whose headwaters are not far away.
Evening redness in the north. Due north. Raw file here.
Vantage point on a mountain top that WES used in 1948. See his way more beautiful photo HERE.
The previous photo is from the location of this one by WES. It took the help of two generous longtime Kremmling residents, Jim Yust and Larry Gross, both of whom are on the board of the Grand County Historical Association, to find this spot.
Dr. Ernest Ceriani’s home, inside which WES made many photos in 1948.
Dr. Ceriani’s street. His house is second one on left. His clinic is directly behind where I’m standing to snap this photo.