Hi everyone! I am finally finding time to post again!
Brian and I recently returned from a 10-day trip to Colorado. It was SOOO much fun! We got to hang out with lots of friends and family at the Baxter-Kelly wedding and then we headed down to beautiful Durango, CO for some much needed rest and relaxation. Durango is a wonderful town with lots to do and we rented this great house with a hot-tub on a beautiful deck overlooking the valley. It was perfect! One of the days we went on the train from Durango to Silverton. It was a blast and my FIRST TIME on a train! What a great way to see the pristine wilderness of the San Juan Mountains! We also spent a day at Mesa Verde national park. We had an expert guide, Hondo’s father, who used to be the chief archeologist at Mesa Verde. He then took us to one of his private digs and that was really amazing. Talk about being face to face with history as we were surrounded by artifacts 800+ years old. Brian did get some fishing in on the Animas River, but I’m sad to say, didn’t do any catching. He’ll forever be talking about the “one that got away”.
Anyways, I hope this posting finds you all happy and in good health!
Till our next adventure!
Brian and I recently returned from a 10-day trip to Colorado. It was SOOO much fun! We got to hang out with lots of friends and family at the Baxter-Kelly wedding and then we headed down to beautiful Durango, CO for some much needed rest and relaxation. Durango is a wonderful town with lots to do and we rented this great house with a hot-tub on a beautiful deck overlooking the valley. It was perfect! One of the days we went on the train from Durango to Silverton. It was a blast and my FIRST TIME on a train! What a great way to see the pristine wilderness of the San Juan Mountains! We also spent a day at Mesa Verde national park. We had an expert guide, Hondo’s father, who used to be the chief archeologist at Mesa Verde. He then took us to one of his private digs and that was really amazing. Talk about being face to face with history as we were surrounded by artifacts 800+ years old. Brian did get some fishing in on the Animas River, but I’m sad to say, didn’t do any catching. He’ll forever be talking about the “one that got away”.
Anyways, I hope this posting finds you all happy and in good health!
Till our next adventure!
nice pics!!
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