I'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Thurs Jan 28
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Comments (12)ravencajun....I've LIVED in Manitou Springs for 23 years now. Lived in Colorado Springs & Boulder, nearby, before that. There are NO gold mines. Maybe your thinking of Mollie Kathleen mine in Cripple Creek? There used to be a spa there in the middle of town, which is now where Adams Cafe is located. This was the epicenter of the flood last year.....due to the fires devasting the area around us. We are now making history as a town that sells pot....See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Thurs Jan 29
Comments (7)Jim's plane looks like this one that we've flown on a few times on the way to Maine. On one flight I volunteered to sit in the co-pilot seat, because I thought there would be more leg room. There was, but there were pedals down there that if you hit them with your foot, the plane would do ... something. Probably something not-good. Here's what the landing looks like from the co-pilot's seat....See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Thurs Jan 15
Comments (4)Ash covered snow on Mt Etna in Sicily....See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Thurs Jan 07
Comments (12)socks, yes I do wear my pins. Of course I have favorites that I wear often and then some that haven't been worn for years. I have not read Madeline Albrights book. I remember putting it on my Christmas list at the time it was published, didn't get it then and had completely forgotten about it. Thanks Casey and socks for reminding me. I will be on a hunt for it. Alisande, great site your amber jewelry friends have. I found several things to think about for future gift giving. Lots of info on the site, thanks for posting it. Caflowerluver, love your Doxies too!...See More
10 years agoI think that is the "South Creek Trestle" in Oscar Scherer State Park along the Legacy Trail
When I was first on the trail in 2008 it ended before reaching Venice
I guess they felt this bridge over Roberts Bay wasn't suitable for cycling.
The next time I was there cycling there was a new expensive looking bridge crossing the waterway leading to Venice.
10 years agoThis isn't the official one of grandson, cause he's not smiling in that one, but here's a smiley one!
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