If you have been following this site for any length of time, you probably know that the hubs and I have been traveling by motorcycle, since the late 1990s, and via RV and motorcycle, since 2015. From the time we first met, the one constant in our lives has been that we LOVE to travel. Well, we have taken that love to a new extent, and I am going to tell you all about it, finally. But first, a little history.
In late August 2018, a long-time friend of Jerry’s, Pete, and his wife Cathy came to visit us in Estes Park from the DC area. Pete and Jerry had visited the Estes area 40+ years earlier, so it was a bit of a nostalgic visit for them both. We were so grateful to have so many dear friends and family visit during our time in Estes Park…hopefully sharing our experiences there ensures those visits will continue during our 2019 stay as well! š
I am interrupting my three-part series about our long weekend adventure to Utah to bring you a near-real-time update. I will pick up later and finish all the posts about the fun we had this summer…soon! We left Estes Park, Colorado, and Rocky Mountain National Park on Monday, and suffice it to say, we are sad about that! But this last week and the whole summer has been magical. I will try to share the feeling here.
Yup, more Trail Ridge Road! Rocky Mountain National Park (RMNP) is so vast and so incredible, and changes with the season, the time of day, the light, the weather, etc., that I will continue to write about it…probably as long as we are here!
Ok, no, I never tire of Rocky Mountain National Park, and Trail Ridge Road in particular. As proof, I offer the previous two installments about this topic. š
If you’d like to see what I mean, you can go read Part I, or Part II, or even this post about the fabulous trio of lakes we hiked recently. It is all spectacular, you really have to see it for yourself! But until then, I humbly offer my take on this paradise for your viewing pleasure.
We have moved on to Colorado now, but I feel compelled to share our last awesome day in Taos, with our friend Dorcas, who came along to visit both Santa Fe and Taos with us. The visits to both towns were awesome, and most of the sharing was done on Instagram and Facebook, but Thursday included sights around Taos and a volume of photos that begged for a blog post. š
Welcome back to the ‘bonus’ fourteenth (and final) installment of the Bucket List: Alaska series.Ā If you are just joining us, you can go back to read the start of our Alaska adventure in AnchorageĀ at this link. There will be links at the bottom of each post to take you to the next one.
Welcome back to the lucky thirteenth installment of the Bucket List: Alaska series.Ā If you are just joining us, you can go back to read the start of our Alaska adventure in AnchorageĀ at this link. There will be links at the bottom of each post to take you to the next one.
Welcome back to the twelfth installment of the Bucket List: Alaska series.Ā If you are just joining us, you can go back to read the start of our Alaska adventure in AnchorageĀ at this link. There will be links at the bottom of each post to take you to the next one.
Welcome back to the eleventh installment of the Bucket List: Alaska series.Ā If you are just joining us, you can go back to read the start of our Alaska adventure in AnchorageĀ at this link. There will be links at the bottom of each post to take you to the next one.
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