Ahhh. Yes, the late 80's were grand for smog on the Front Range (I grew up in
Fort Collins).
With abandon,
Patrick
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Patrick,
Actually, when we were there, the skies were often brown from smog. A
situation that was being fixed at the time. Funny, as this was before the
new airport, there was a lot of open miles from Denver to The Springs.
Would like to go back some day.
Eric Platt
St. Paul, MN
On May 13, 201
Congratulations Deac, that's an accomplishment. Thanks for the photos -
really beautiful. I went back and looked at the snow pictures, too. What
a hoot.
On Monday, May 13, 2013 6:15:48 PM UTC-5, Deacon Patrick wrote:
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> Hey Eric,
>
> As you no doubt know, Colorado is known for blue skies,
Hey Eric,
As you no doubt know, Colorado is known for blue skies, though we do have
series of days that are cloudy/rainy. Hopefully, should you get out this way
again, you will encounter the blue rather than grey. I imagine the grey made
for a good excuse to be inside for much of your honeymoon
Patrick,
Amazing photos and riding. Was out that way once. On our honeymoon in
1989. Not once was it that clear. Rode the train up Pike's Peak and
remember thinking it would be fun to ride out there some day. Am totally
jealous, but the photos do jog some good memories.
Eric Platt
St. Paul, M
