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I am from Kansas and well just a few months back we went up to Colorado. I havent been there for a long time. We stayed up near Winter Park but we also spent some time in Denver. We went there to see a renaissance fair I love history knights armor swords that sort of thing. We spent a week up there we went to the Denver museum and a few other little historical places like an old silver mine we also went to the Denver zoo. We drove through Estes Park and seen some of the wild life and we also made it to Buffalo Bill's grave in Denver. Wile we were there we stoped and seen Molly Brown's house as well we did a lot in a week there is a lot more we did but I only have a few pics I can show at this time. The main reason we went was for the fair in Denver but we also found out Denver was having a Japanese cultural festival so I had to see it.

Big horn sheep Estes Park


Elk

Mountain man on far left is me

Don't know where I took this I think it was heading into or out of Winter Park

Estes Park I believe love the mountains

This train goes from Georgetown to the silver mine

Wolves Denver zoo


Jousting seen these guys at Muskogee Oklahoma I knew who would win


Cherry Blossom Festival this is a cart used in festivals the building where it all takes place has it in a glassed in room

We were on a road they were across from us up in the rocks. I would say they were close enough for me to hit them if I threw a rock. There were more around even a few young ones. I would not want to be to close their big enough to do some real damage. They were just laying around watching the cars go by.

I love Colorado. I used to live there. Oh, good memories!!

No way I have a ton of pics I just don't have them all on my computer but there is way to much to see. I love being around mountains and forests thats just where I feel I belong unfortinatly I live in the flat treeless hell of south west Kansas.

Well as the saying goes the grass is alway greener on the other side of the fence. Try living in Kansas it sucks I can't stand this flat waterless treeless land scape.

I used to live in Wyoming; I really miss it.

That one photo looks a *little* like Rabbit Ears Pass... did you ever head north into Wyoming from Denver??