After combing and culling through Brazillions of BBRSP pics, I've come up with the top 10 of those that I have viewed. Drum Roll Please....
#10 - Taken from the Rancho Viejo campsite.
#09 - Also taken from the Rancho Viejo camsite by an A-Team friend Dr. T with his digital camera while the rest of us were still clinging to our film cameras. (he was the first in our group to go digital...pace setter, early innovator)
#08 - Campsite @ Ranch Viejo looking at the M&M Mountain - AKA Allens Peak - a friend of mine lost a hot with M&M Candies on it on that mountain. Probably still there, as probably no one has climbed it since then.
#07 - Campsite @ Rancho Viejo.
#06 - A friend of mines son, named after the mighty Brazos river, at BBRSP, in a structure long since gone at the springs near the Big House. I believe this was our first trip to BBRSP.
#05 - The Rancho Viejo campsite, my fav @ BBRSP, is always plagued with "late arrivals" showing up and setting up camp here. Good grief, there's a Brazillion acres there - 300,000+ acres, you'd think people could find somewhere else to setup. I go to BBRSP to get away from the world. This was "Lucas McCanes" attempt at preventing uninvited campers from pitching tents, etc.
#04 - BBRSP - Ranch Viejo - the sun is down, time for some scotch, gin, beer, wine - heck, anything with alcohol in it... Good friends, good food, good liquor, good times... That's the stuff that memories and dreams are made of...
#03 - Papalotito Colorado Campsite - great trip, very cold. I was sick as a dog most of the trip with bronchitis and strep throat. We packed up from here and wagon trained down to BGWMA. Had an outstanding time here. One of the last times that we got the entire A-TEAM together.
#02 - I call this one Diogenes. Dr. T.
It is said that the cynic Greek philosopher Diogenes would walk through the streets of Athens with a lantern in broad daylight, in search of an honest man.
#01 - Hands down, my best of best. It shows basically the entire Ateam @ Cinco Tinjas - and the "reflection" in the water was just a good mistake.
