Colorado Uerlings
Monday, July 30, 2007
July 16, 2007
Sue' s Brother Mike is seriously into geo-caching. I think he found somewhere in the neighborhood of twelve to thirteen geo-caches while out here in Colorado visiting. He took us along to find one up Soap Creek, near Sapinero, CO.
This area was of particular interest because his father and grandfather, uncles and cousins
often used this fork of Blue Mesa to stage their Elk hunting excursions. The above picture depicts a rock formation where a suspected cache lies in wait. It made for a nice hike, but we were unsuccessful in finding the cache.
This area was of particular interest because his father and grandfather, uncles and cousins
often used this fork of Blue Mesa to stage their Elk hunting excursions. The above picture depicts a rock formation where a suspected cache lies in wait. It made for a nice hike, but we were unsuccessful in finding the cache.
It was to be found in one of the many little caves that dotted the base of the rock formation.
But apparently, not this one!
July 15, 2007
Family come to visit us in Colorado!
It's difficult enough to play my typical golf game on Colorado courses. Then they have to throw in the majestic beauty in the background and dare you to maintain your concentration.
They won!
It's difficult enough to play my typical golf game on Colorado courses. Then they have to throw in the majestic beauty in the background and dare you to maintain your concentration.
They won!
You wouldn't know it from this picture, but we had to drive to the top of a plateau to find this course.
A fun course made even more fun by sharing it with family!
And the golf club has very cleverly trained some of the locals to follow folks around and make sure they are moving along at a proper pace. This little fella crossed our paths or fairways several times.