Climbing mountains isn’t all fun and games though – this was the first time I had ever been above 10,000 feet elevation. And let me tell you, at that altitude, just walking is hard work Plus the storms that roll in at 2pm every day are downright scary. The pic to the left <= was taken at the top of a ridgeline that we reached a little later than we had intended (right about 2:00). I really wanted to see the abandoned mine at the top (the rails are pretty cool dropping off the end of the world there, yes?), but when I turned around and saw the storm we were going to have to walk back through to get off the ridge, I definitely started wondering if it had been a good idea. We had to go all the way back over that mountain that the cloud is sitting on top of to reach shelter, and about the time I snapped that pic we started seeing lightning and hail.

Of course, it’s also cold at 14k feet in the air, even in July. So we also had to deal with snowfields, which I totally was not expecting. Crossing a few of these was pretty scary – there was a several hundred foot drop down a ~60 deg incline of snow, and then lots of rocks on this one => But the cool part was having a snowball fight (in July) on top of a mountain Really can’t put a price on that, hehe.

Ok, and then there was the mountain goat. Apparently these crazy things are really rare, but we saw one just chilling next to the path. Looks like he was trying out for The Sound of Music or something, and everyone on the trail had to stop and take a photo. Actually, I was starting to wonder if the goat was just standing there to see how many hikers he could get to crawl out too far on the ridge and fall off! All right, all right, I took a pic too, I couldn’t help it!

Ok, so on to San Francisco. I can’t believe I had to leave Colorado for my company to fly me to California for a week, isn’t that just terrible And San Francisco of all places, how could you send a poor little tgirl like myself somewhere like that! Actually, it’s quite cold in San Francisco this time of year . . . but that didn’t keep me from having a little fun Oh don’t worry, I have pics of that too, but I will have to share them with you later.

So while my company was putting me up in a nice hotel in Cali, I took some time to set up a photo shoot with another crossdresser that I met through my site. She’s starting up a paysite of her own and was in need of an extra crossdressing model . . . so I happily obliged. Renee hooked me up with Kade, another crossdresser (San Francisco is just crawling with tgirls!!) to do a shoot together while Renee and her wife (not a crossdresser, but a gg is still nice from time to time ) took care of the photography and videography.

You all know how much I like to show my panties for the camera, but damn it was even better with two people watching my play with my cock through my pantyhose! And having another crossdresser reach under my skirt to grab my ass at the same time just put me over the top. Well, not before I made sure Kade spurted cum all over his dress and licked it off my fingers . . . but you know. Eventually I dribbled a big thick load all over my panties with Kade’s help

I’m such a tease, aren’t I? Ok, I will post a pic as soon as I get them back from Renee. Just for you

Then when I left the hotel to drive home, I started hearing rumors about getting 12″ of snow . . . and sure enough by the time I got home there was a level 3 snow emergency and blizzard warnings out. That pic up there is my front porch after I shoveled a walkway through the 3-feet deep drifts After being out of town for a week, I had literally no food in the house, so I had to go back out to the grocery store the next morning.

The only good thing that came of this week is this really cool pic I managed to get of my landscape lights completely buried and shining up through the snow. And yes, it’s an HDR photo too. I’m getting better at this HDR thing . . . maybe I still think this looked better in real life, but overall it’s still a neat photo (imho ).

Anyway, I will hopefully catch up on posts this week, I’ve got a small stockpile of things to write about!

Well anyway, I had been wondering how long the snow would last, because I’ve always wanted to do a photoshoot in the snow but never had a good opportunity. And I’m not sure today was a “good opportunity” either, but I couldn’t pass up the perfect (looking) snow! Between the noise from walking on it and the fact that with no leaves on the trees my neighbor can see my entire yard, it was a little nerve wracking Especially when the neighbor’s dog heard me and started barking! Oh well, I didn’t get caught (that I know of), and the pics are pretty damn cute if I do say so myself :bubbles: