Sunday, June 12, 2011

Mountain weekend fun :-)

B got her blog post up first.... But I had to get my favorite pics up too! Great weekend in the mile high...









Great Nick pic!







Amelia on pride rock....







Nolan trying to get in a quick nap...



And Cora.....



Just being cute!



And hey..... Gold! First time I've seen gold dust in a stream and it was pretty cool looking. We'll be back with some pans(?) next w/e.



This was yesterday. Kids on the beach fishing and me.... The orange spec on the right getting my sailing fix. Great pics B :-)

DigoryDad

What A Weekend

We crammed a lot in this weekend. We spent Saturday walking around downtown Denver. Sunday morning we hit the Denver Zoo until the little legs got tired, and then we took a picnic up into the mountains for the afternoon. You can't resist following a mountain stream as gushing as this. It was beautiful!























-B

Tuesday, June 7, 2011

Welcome to Denver!

Me and Nolan drove one of these in Need for Speed once on the computer....




Friday, June 3, 2011

I love this photo

It looks like the kids are dancing in the background, but they are actually trying to get unstuck in the mud. They loved the sinking sand!


- B

Thursday, May 26, 2011

Back on the water Again!

It's a good feeling!









- B

Tuesday, May 10, 2011

Sailing

Yep, even 1500 miles from Perdido Bay, a guy can still have the sailing itch. I'm not gonna lie, leaving the beach and my perfect Bay hasn't been easy. I miss it a LOT. Who knows, maybe some day we'll be back? But for now, it's good to have another Hobie 16..... With orange sails even! Looking forward to getting back on the water :-)




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Sunday, May 1, 2011

Boulder

Last week we took a quick trip to Boulder, which is about 20 minutes from our house. We spotted this trail that follows Boulder Creek right down the mountain on our way up to Nederland one day. The kids rode their scooters and Dale and I walked with Honey.... which felt a bit wimpy compared to the guys hanging on the sides of the mountain about 500 feet above our heads.