Aspen Mountain Lodge
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Good-bye Carbondale Hello Alaska
Spend the last week packing up CC (Country Coach) with everything from cold weather clothes to fishing gear. Tried to pack gold panning gear (pans, bags, shovels, etc.) but no enough room. This won't be a self-financing trip ... too bad, less money for the ...
Avalanche Ranch Hotsprings Resort
... of a mountain. We were greeted by two Golden Retrievers so we felt right at home.
We got settled into our cabin and hit the hot tubs. What a beautiful setting. After a very relaxing soak in the springs we headed back to our cabin for a quiet evening. I cooked dinner. We drank wine and we enjoyed the peace and quiet. There is no internet, cell phone service or tv here. It is like Heaven.....with spring fed hot tubs :)
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The Last Hurrah!
Today is our last full day in Aspen, and it starts with the 'Goodbye Again' event in the Sanctuary. It is hard to believe that it is all over after such a wonderful week. We made our way to the Sanctuary and said goodbye to our old and new friends with promises that we will return in the not-too-distant future.
We then proceeded to Windstar, as we did not get there for the formal event yesterday. I think that there were ...
Hangin' Around!
... as the one and a half hour event turned into three hours of wonderful stories and songs. Alas it was over all too soon, and after a quick lunch, we went up to the Aspen Chapel to attend the Pete Huttlinger, Chris Nole, and Mack Bailey event, which was to begin at 2pm. This event was brilliant and the talented trio gave us a concert worth every cent of the $15 we paid at the door. Pete is a brilliant guitarist, and has the ...
Winterskol - Aspenglow
... scenery that we have witnessed – it is unbelievably beautiful. We soon arrived at the Pine Creek Cookhouse, where lunch and entertainment would be served for the next three hours. Our attention was always to what was happening beyond the huge windows of this log cabin style restaurant, which had been opened especially for this luncheon, as it is usually closed until ski season starts. The entertainment was quite ...