Pic of the week.
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Thank you for all of the pictures of your part of Colorado. It brings back memories of when I was a kid, living north of there in Loveland, gong to church youth camps and retreats in Monument. My sister and her family now live in Colorado Springs. Her husband got a job in Denver, and wanted to move closer to it, but my sister didn't want to leave that area.
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I went to a cousin's wedding last February down in Ensenada (Baja California,Mexico). After the wedding, my family took me sightseeing around. We went to Valle de Guadalupe, which is a Valley known for its vineyards and wineries.
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We also went to this small ranch owned by an old couple. They sell homemade cheese, tortillas, and wine. Loved the place
who doesn't love homemade cheese and tortillas? But I loved the fact that you can come in and eat at their table like it's your own place lol.
This was the view from their vineyard.The sky looked amazing.
]We also went to this small ranch owned by an old couple. They sell homemade cheese, tortillas, and wine. Loved the place
who doesn't love homemade cheese and tortillas? But I loved the fact that you can come in and eat at their table like it's your own place lol.
This was the view from their vineyard.The sky looked amazing.
Mount Rushmore is in the Black Hills forest, which is about an hour away or so from the Badlands. It goes from bare plains and weird rock formations like this:
To lush, dense, coniferous forests like this without hardly any transition:
But yes, they are near each other. There is actually a place in the Badlands where, with binoculars, you can make out the outline/faces of Mt. Rushmore.
To lush, dense, coniferous forests like this without hardly any transition:
But yes, they are near each other. There is actually a place in the Badlands where, with binoculars, you can make out the outline/faces of Mt. Rushmore.
