Earache

Dunno what it is but it grows at 12,000' of elevation....

Not sure where we are headed tomorrow, but more pics as they happen!

Blew through Breck and headed home...

May have posted this on a previous report, but here it is again. Water tower that they filled steam locomotives with....

Old abandoned railroad houses at the pass and some good scenery...

Heading up and over a dirt pass (Boreas) towards Breckenridge, CO ....

I was sooo hoping he'd fall in. Would have made a great pic...

Some artsy nature shots....

Top of the pass....

Interrupted the local's breakfast time...

Back to some pavement on the next mountain south of us...

Onward and down the hill....

Todd just had to climb to the top for a look....

Stopped by an old gold mine ore chute - where they once loaded gold ore onto horse drawn wagons....

We didn't have to go far, this is about 2 miles from my house...

Up early today and went out in search of some dirt roads to ride. Found some!

@Richzx6r Sorry to hear, condolences.

Still early today - about 5:30 AM as I type this. We're headed out to ride in a couple of hours once it warms up. Pics to follow....

They several different types of food available at walk up windows. My wife was there so ended up getting a platter of sushi. Not a huge fan, but I'll eat it...

Taps. Card scanners below the drain and a screen telling you about the beer in the tap. As you pour, it gives you a cost per ounce and cost per pour. Not sure I liked that - reminds you what an alcoholic you are and how much it';;s costing you.

Wondered through downtown Golden and fell into the Golden Mill for dinner and beers. Weird place; you give them your credit card and then they give you a card that works in all of their card reader's. Then you walk up to one of the 30 taps in the place and pull your own beer. Most of the seating is outdoors on a large balcony above the river through town...

My buddy Todd, (one of the guys that went with me on the California trip earlier this year), came to our house this weekend and brought his bike along. Plan is to do some light off road riding over next couple of days. We had as stop by the local liquor store to but some beers and booze for his friends back home in Missouri. Tipsy's Liquor has the biggest beer selection ever; two beer caves and 60 coolers! Todd got some rare beers for his bud's - one cost $31 per bottle! I mean, I like beer, but not at $31 per bottle....

He must have moved during the exposure. Still looks creepy though.

I 'd like that pickup truck as well. Sea foam green and cream colors were big back then.

Nope, couple of coats of paint over the years and that's about it. Nothing ever changes around here all that much.