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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
... to drive for a while. It is very strange to drive towards an unknown destination.
We arrived in Glenwood Springs around noon and went to the Glenwood Canyon Brewing Company for lunch. We had a great time tasting their beers and talking with the staff. At 1pm Eric had the world's shortest job interview. The company he applied with want him to move to Denver and he said we weren't willing to do that. He may end up ...
The Last Hurrah!
... gridiron match was taking place between the Denver Broncos and San Diego. Denver won, to many cheers from us as well as the locals as they pulled themselves up from a 3 vs 24 score to overtake and beat the San Diego team.
All too soon it was all over. We have to finish our packing as we are leaving early in the morning. They have forecast another nice day tomorrow, so we are going to take the Independence Pass route all going ...
Hangin' Around!
We have full day today as we are attending a small concert and story-telling session with Steve Weisberg – no relation to Eric Weissberg, the Duelling Banjos bloke! Steve is a born story-teller and articulately told stories of his life, and his work. In the early days he was lead guitarist for John Denver, and had lots of light-hearted stories to tell about those days, as well as the work he has done since. I think he liked ...
Winterskol - Aspenglow
... carpark, but could not find any evidence of a campfire, but instead walked along the track and before us was the most breathtakingly beautiful vista I have probably ever seen. The Maroon Bells were shrouded in snow, and because the lake was fairly still, we could get some really good ‘reflection’ photos. We were there for about 15 minutes, before the fog hit the ground and it was like a curtain had been drawn ...