Family Bonding During a Motorcycle Trail Ride (0)
5/31/10 •
Growing up in a family that spends a lot of time outdoors has provided me with a vast amount of funny memories. My entire family can ride motorcycles, camp, fish, hike, and do quite a few other outdoor sports.
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Colorado Ghost Towns (0)
4/26/10 •
As you travel up the canyon, you will find two restored cabins in an area known as Beaver City. Below these cabins is a small cemetery. There was also a large lumber mill which supplied all the locals within the canyon with logs to build their cabins and reinforce their mine tunnels.
Colorado Ghost Towns: London Mining Area (0)
11/06/09 •
No Colorado vacation is complete without visiting the London Mine, high atop the Mosquito Pass. The Pass is located high in the Colorado mountains and was often called “highway of frozen death” due to the number deaths from the mad gold rush to Leadville in the late 1870’s. During 1879, more than a hundred wagons [...]
Your Colorado Vacation: Motorcycle Riding in the Rocky Mountains (0)
11/05/09 •
I grew up around motorcycles and have spent the last 20 years custom building them. But in all my years of riding, I will say that motorcycling in and around Summit County during the summer and early fall months is nothing short of awesome. Having lived in northeastern Colorado, riding in the wind was more [...]
Colorado Vacation: The Old Dillon Schoolhouse (0)
11/04/09 •
No Colorado vacation is complete without visiting the small town of Dillon. Surrounded by the Dillon Reservoir, lush forests, and wildlife, Dillon is located high in the Colorado mountains. The town of Dillon began as nothing more than a stage stop. Quickly, as more settlers came to the area to seek their fortunes in the [...]
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