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Jonny's full-immersion theater. |
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Breakfast: second seating |
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Barria tacos. Wow! (yesterday) |
Ins, Outs, Ups, and Downs of Multi-Generational Living. Hold on tight…
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Jonny's full-immersion theater. |
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Breakfast: second seating |
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Barria tacos. Wow! (yesterday) |
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They often have a "scavenger hunt" which does keep their attention. |
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There was a rock climber on the cliff at left. |
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First time I'd seen an entire layout of monorail. |
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Rocky Mountain Railroad Heritage Society (Jamie does their website.) |
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We bought a boxcar for them to race. |
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AJ/Griffen's car is in the middle. |
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Snow Day activities... |
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A record: 9 degrees. |
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Those little balls are graupel. |
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This is what greeted Nana and Papa upon their return from Cripple Creek. |
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Nana made a great Baba Ganoush. She's been after the right recipe ever since the Olive Tree's baba in Tucson. We'd go to Tucson every year when we had the jewelry store for the big gem and mineral show in February. That was decades ago and the Olive Tree is no longer there. The magic is here. |
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We discovered Alchemy (in Old Colorado City) on the way up to Cripple Creek for lunch. They had a really fun Almond Joy cocktail. And the sauces with Lynn's pretzels were fabulous. |
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Cripple Creek's main drag. It's mostly casinos. |
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We discovered The Creek for dinner. I'll have the bison top sirloin, please! It's a small place, get reservations. |
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The main event. |
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Our hotel was the red/green one on the right: Century Casino & Hotel Cripple Creek |
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That's Cripple Creek down there. This view is a few miles away along Highway 67 back to Divide, CO. |
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Hungry Bear Restaurant in Woodland Park. Very homey. Huge selection. Excellent prices. We both loved it. |