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Longmont to Lamar Colorado…
We pulled out of the Boulder County fair grounds early this morning, with a few stops for email, and supplies we headed south and east, east and south for 237 miles till we parked at Sportsman RV park in Lamar Colorado. It is a nice park and priced very affordable. We drove by where weContinue reading “Longmont to Lamar Colorado…”
Day 13 Colorado Flooding….
How do you go from day 9 to day 13? Easy, you move like greased lightening and assess like there is no tomorrow. We did! We were sent by Incident Command to check out 38 homes in Aurora Colorado. We did not want to waste time driving back and forth from Longmont to Aurora andContinue reading “Day 13 Colorado Flooding….”
Day 9, Colorado Flooding….
Day 8 Colorado Flooding….base camp and the town of Lyons…
Day 7 Colorado Flood 2013
Never be afraid to trust the unknown future to a known God….Corrie Ten Boom… This is Richard’s home. This morning Dave and I were looking for the house we were supposed to assess. House numbers are very hard to see because the debris piles are so high. We walked around a house, me on oneContinue reading “Day 7 Colorado Flood 2013”
Day 6 Colorado Flooding…
The weather has been beautiful and Norm and I have been blessed beyond our imagination. We have prayed with so many, even if they say they are not that “religious.” We are not religious either, we have a ‘RELATIONSHIP’ with the King of the universe, Jesus Christ! We have even been successful leaving tracks withContinue reading “Day 6 Colorado Flooding…”
Colorado Flooding 2013…
We are on day 5 of our disaster relief work based out of Longmont Colorado. We continue to expand our DR resume, adding real world assessments. It has been a stretch for me talking with so many people. The Lord continues to work on me. I am a work in progress! Norm continues to beContinue reading “Colorado Flooding 2013…”
Shoshoni to Casper Wyoming…
Yikes!!!!
Boysen State Park, Wyoming….
Wind River Canyon…
More Thermopolis…
Thermopolis Wyoming…
More Meeteetese….
Meeteese Wyoming, one cool town…
Cody Wyoming…
We really liked hanging around Cody. We had a nice campground and stayed for two days. The weather was so nice that we walked for nearly 5 miles from our campsite to downtown and back. The only thing we did not do was take photos, well, only one. I don’t know how that happened but itContinue reading “Cody Wyoming…”
Another great road that makes you say, “Wow!”
How to brew a cup of hot coffee in the middle of nowhere….
More Elk….
Yellowstone and Elk….
Bison…
Afton to Jackson to the Grand Tetons…
Another Great Camp…
Utah to Wyoming…
The Dinosaur National Monument….Utah side….
Colorado Hwy 145 and Hwy 141…
Ouary Colorado, we will be back…
Bear Creek trail, part 2….
Bear Creek trail…
The Bunkhouse, Sutton Mine hike…
Sutton Mine hike, part 2….
Sutton Mine hike….
Ouary Colorado, the first of many days here…
Ridgeway Colorado, part 2….
It was unfortunate, but this is the only shot I have of the park where the gallows were. The grass and two trees is all I got of the park…
The Original True Grit, Ridgeway Colorado…
Around Camp….
Black Canyon of the Gunnison….
Lake City Colorado, Day 2….
Lake City, Colorado….
Bristol Head, Day 2 hike…
Bristol Head, day one, part 2…
Bristol Head, day one….
Bristol Head campground and surroundings….
Creede to Bristol Head campground in the San Juan National Forrest…
Kremmling to Leadville to Buena Vista…
Poudre Canyon to Kremmling….
Poudre Canyon sites….
On our way to Poudre Canyon…
Really….
Moving on….
Leo Time…
Are we a Nation of Signs???
On Our Way to Leo…
New Mexico and Kansas….
We go on Vacation….
The first leg of our long-awaited travel time has finally arrived. The Lord provided unusual weather as it was sunny till we passed through Camp Verde and then rain on and off till reaching New Mexico and then, rain like heavy rain, like covering highways with water and mud rain. We just made it intoContinue reading “We go on Vacation….”
A Restaurant Critique…
That’s right, by me. I told our daughter that she should start a blog as a food critic. She knows the business well and eats out often. But she has refused so I have some photos and will do my very first and probably my last.
The beginning of the Dolce fire…
No problem, you can do it…
Famous last words from my buddy Bruce on changing the rear tire on my dirt bike. He talked me through the whole thing in less then 3 minutes. Then left for Colorado. Months went by and many rides on a semi bald tire. One day after failing to climb a steep hill we call roundContinue reading “No problem, you can do it…”
One of life’s pleasure…even at advanced years…
Riding a dirt bike is a lot of fun, but it is not without planing and much detail. At least for me. First, I have to line up a riding partner. You do not want to go far from home by yourself. A solo ride takes much more planning as Norm needs to know exactlyContinue reading “One of life’s pleasure…even at advanced years…”
