



Once again we crossed the Continental Divide in RockyMtn Nation Park at 14,400'. The eco system at that elevation was tundra, and the only living thing we saw was a little chipmunk, and grass. We exited the National Park in the charming town of Estes Park. We met a friend of mine, and had cocktaisl on the veranda of the old Stanley Hotel, while the kids went on a ghost hunt. If you ask them, they will give you the gorey details. This hotel was the setting forStephen King's, The Shining, and we let the kids watch the movie after another great meal along the banks of a river in the small town. In the AM we packed, and headed for our last hotel before flying out on Sun. The kids got to try thier skills at driving on a small race track on our way to Cheyenne Frontier Days. It proved to be a fun day, and they ended it once again in the hotel pool. Catch us at the rodeo tomorrow.










The best meal yet! The Italian Underground was delicious, and we all had a great time. We spent today at Glenwood Springs Adventure Park, which is located high in the mountains. A gondola took us to the park entrance, and the kids spent the day climbing, soaring, and flying through the park . Only an impending storm with high winds and lightening around 6 PM convinced them it was time to leave. So then we all left after a ton of rides on the Canyon Flyer, and now we are all going to eat pizza.






























