June Drive To Mt. Evans

A gold mine just outside of Idaho Springs, CO.

Rushing mountain stream.

You'da loved this pan-fried trout. 

Mountain lake.

View from up high.

Flowers in the tundra.

Lookin' down from Mt. Evans at 14,000+ feets.

Top o' the mountain. 29º and windy.

Looking down at the mountain lake.

The highest road in the continental USA.

Camping Near Outinthemiddleofnowhere, Colorado

We recently spend a cool and windy weekend dry camping for free on BLM lands not too far from Denver. Met some new buds and drank a few Buds, too!

I ain'ta going to tell you where this is, because it's a secret.

Haze filled the air from New Mexico fires on Saturday, but the air was clear by Sunday.

We circled the wagons to form a windbreak from the strong southerly winds.

Camping at 8000 feet. Great views all around.

A classic Airstream motoryhome!

The Windy survived the bouncy-bounce on the rough backcountry "roads".

Spring Day In Washington Park, Denver

Moms are out with their babies.

Colorady Country Campin'

Fiddled about the area  near the Arkansas River. Hadda good time.

The Arkansas River

Driving along the river

She Who Must Be Obeyed

Beastie 

The river

Fine dinin' in the RV

A Texas Air National Guard diner

Eatin' at the Ikea

You want fine dining? Have a breakfast at your local Ikea. Can't beat the price!

She Who Must Be Obeyed...

Me.

Campin' At Chatsfield State Park

Found another state park near TEH CONDOH™ right at the base of the foothills to the Front Range o' the Rockies!

The view from the campsite.

A quiet part of the reservoir.

SHE WHO MUST BE OBEYED™ gathering up some trash.

A nearby rainstorm.

We gots folding bykes.

TV! That's campin'.

SHE™ working on sewing.

Bier is nier!

Carnival Triumph in Galveston

Wish we was on 'er!

At Cherry Creek State Park

Drove the Windy to 5.5 miles to Cherry Creek State Park today so I could air 'er out and do some Spring cleaning.

Fortification: The National Bier of DenBRRR.

Well, Windy's starting to clean up already.

Mirror's still durdy.

The boys posing.

The grass stayed green all winter.

Bloo sky with some liddle bit o' cloudy.

There is a big open field in the park where hundreds of thousands of youth attended International Youth Day to see Pope John Paul II in 1993. Now the park is populated by thousands of walkers and bike riders, oh, and campers 'n fisherpeeps.

My Approach to Life

Fellah on facebook was concerned about my approach to life. My approach is simple, really. Enjoy the sunshine, the snew, the rain, the plains, the mountains....

There 'ya go!