On Sunday, July 25 we were up very early. With a 16 hour drive ahead of us, we wanted to get on the road as early as possible.
One last sunrise..."Red sky in the morning sailor take warning..." So true, we later learned that the town of Ridgway was over run by rabid armadillos that afternoon. None were spared. So you know...we had that going for us.
The FJ Summit organized a group picture to be taken in downtown Ouray. Ahhh I'm just pullin' your leg. They wanted us in town at 6AM to set up for this shot. 6AM...on vacation. On the day we have to drive 16 hours back to TX. I like this way much better.
Lucie checking to make sure that we packed all of her toys and treats. Thunderbirds Are Go!
One last peak from our deck. Yeah I said "peak" grammar nazis! It works with either word so suck it :)
Let's go!!
hmmm..... Oh yeah I forgot about this part.
I have to go potty. (Ron: I swear I heard this from Staci every 2 hours!)
Wish we could have taken this train ride. We really should have taken two weeks of vacation. It goes from Durango to ummm Quebec? I keed, I keed, It goes to Alaska.
sigh
S-I-G-H Look honey, more flat.
Here is one last look at our Colorado adventure. I was born in the summer of my 39th year...
Looking forward to seeing Addie and Hailey. Dreading the 100 degree temps that were waiting for us back in Fort Worth. Ron took this opportunity to eat the biggest Whatchamacallit bar west of the metroplex.
My family went to Colorado and all I got was this stupid shirt.
I would like to thank our readers for joining us in our summer vacation. I am sad that this is my last vacation post. For me this was one of those once in a lifetime trips that changes your perspective forever. I look forward to our next adventure. We hoped you enjoyed the ride!
I would like to thank our readers for joining us in our summer vacation. I am sad that this is my last vacation post. For me this was one of those once in a lifetime trips that changes your perspective forever. I look forward to our next adventure. We hoped you enjoyed the ride!
It's always sad when vacation ends
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What inkhredible pikhs!
ReplyDeleteThanks fur sharing your trip with us!
Hugz&Khysses,
Khyra
Those were some awesome photos! What a great trip. I'm very jealous!!
ReplyDeleteLooks like there were a lot of bushes to pee behind. Until you get to the flat part.
It has been a wonderful trip! Thanks for taking us along :)
ReplyDeleteKisses,
Emma Rose
We dread the last day of vacation too but home is a good place to be. You did have one fabulous vacation!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing it with us!
Love ya lots
Maggie and Mitch
I have enjoyed your vacation posts immensely though I am sure it was not as much fun as your trip. Maybe one day I will go to this place and face the "bear" :)
ReplyDeleteWow, you were one lucky pack, getting to spend SO long in the San Juans. They are one of my favorite places on earth. I bet that you'll be back.
ReplyDeleteI'm also guessing that you finally got used to the altitude after all that time!
The leaves must have been changing when you left. I can't wait until my husband and I are both retired and can take long fall trips. They seem blissful to me.
I know you were sad to go, but Fort Worth is happy to have you back!
ReplyDeletewauw it was a great adventure love the pictures and the story..thanks.
ReplyDeleteAddie is that you in a t-shirt....oeps how many weeks thit you were it..looks funny.
byebye,Lean
What an amazing trip, thanks for sharing it all with us. We enjoyed the ride a lot! :)
ReplyDeleteLOL @ Addie's expression on the shirt photo, she does not look amused...hehe
Great holiday posts, Staci! :)
That for sharing your vacation with us. Was so neat to see places that we will never get to see. Looks so beautiful there. I bet the girls were so happy to have you back though.
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the pics, videos and mostly the humorous stories, it was certainly an adventure...:)
ReplyDeleteSo great to see you loved Colorado - what an amazing versatile state huh? Although Texas ranks well on the diversity scale as well. The rainbow that was almost a double in the post below cracked me up "What does it mean???" haha " A full-on double"
ReplyDeleteIn regards to your question on our Ben and Carrie Tracks Blog, the fox we were able to zoom in quite a bit b/c he was actually near the yard of where we are staying!
-Carrie