Ouray, CO – Marge’s house, Boulder, CO

6/4 – Ouray, CO – Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park, CO

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Notice the leash holding me back, this is why I’m not a fan of National Parks, although my people think they are wonderful.
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There is a 2,500′ canyon just beyond this tree but its hard to see in this lame photo (photo by J. Watkins).
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  6/5 – Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park – Turquoise Lake National Forrest Campground, Leadville, CO

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Evening view from Turquoise Lake Campground
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What the hell is this guy doing in my blog? – maybe the Russians hacked in when they found out this blog has been nominated for “Best Blog of the Year Authored by a Dog”.  Be sure to watch the presentations Sunday night on Doggie TV (channel 589 on Direct TV).

6/6 – Turquoise Lake – Boulder, CO

After a morning walk around the lake we break camp and head into Leadville for a brief tour of this classic mining town. Highlights included lunch at a hot dog stand (me and the old man only); a visit to an historic Synagogue and a chat with an unemployed miner who will be voting for Trump.

A four hour drive over two mountain passes brought us just south of Denver where we visited his good friend Sue who is dealing with a gleoblastoma (the same tumor that Lilly fought 10 years ago). Sue attended the 2014 Lilly Fest and was diagnosed two weeks after returning home. Please send her some love.

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We love you Sue (photo by J Bolton)

We then drove to Boulder where he skillfully backed the rig into Jack and Marge’s driveway (skillfully not my word) and unloaded me for a three week stay while he and Joyce return to Annapolis for the 10th annual Lilly Fest and Alison’s wedding. Jack and Marge have a great dog (Gizmo) and a fenced yard with plenty of squirrels to chase. This will be a fun visit and as long as they feed me on time and let me hang on their couches during the day.

 

 

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