Camp Scene

Camp scene on the Rio Grande, Texas/Mexico border

An evening camp scene from our first night on the Rio Grande lower canyons trip. It was a big stone beach that backed up to a small field, and only a few miles from the put-in. We had great sunset light here, as well as room to spread out. Because the water contained a lot of silt in suspension, it took on a greenish hue. This helped to hide the rocks that were lurking just below the surface, and took a few miles of getting used to before I could pick them out. Everything is an adjustment.

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