Sage Sweetwater takes nature with her to Hollywood. Why Film studios banked on Sweetwater's films and how far nature's interaction has taken her to modern-day gold...
As a spiritual lesbian woman who knows her sexuality without conflict, Sage Sweetwater roams the high country Colorado mountains in company with all that throbs, mists, and leaches in nature. This picture tells a thousand stories when the burros and the wild mountain goats roamed freely in the days of the gold miners and Cripple Creek, and they still do. These are wild Colorado mountain goats of Sage's area. They can charge you at any minute, standing up on their hind legs. On the day of this picture, Sage imprints with them by feeding them cracked corn in a burlap gunny sack she totes with her up the mountain to Cripple Creek.
Height breeds rarity, rarity defines words and the soul defines where they go. All trails seem like side paths, but all paths lead to somewhere. Always enjoy the view. We never know where inspiration will come out of. Always find your own way...Bob
Those goats may be in the wild, like the burros I met up with at Custer State Park, but they're not wild goats. I have seen wild goats in the West, but they are pure white with black horns and hooves, and are found so high up on rocky slopes that most humans are unable to climb up to them.
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