Hello from Colorado ...
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Welcome to the land of fruit loops and granola bars. Lots of stuff to see. Be careful where you travel - snow melt can be pretty dangerous in some areas up in the mountains. What part of the state are you roaming around in?
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Cool. Country kinda looks like around Grand Junction. We went to Moab for a few days to enjoy normal weather, but we did drive through a snowstorm over Vail Pass getting there.
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That looks like rock that you are standing on.
Must be hard digging.
Must be hard digging.
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Looks like somewhere near the San Miguel maybe downstream from Placerville towards Nucla and Naturita? Or out around Grand Junction too.
If you were around Gunnison I'd have a cold one waiting for ya! Hehe
If you were around Gunnison I'd have a cold one waiting for ya! Hehe
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Funny, I thought the fruit loops were all out in California?
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Beautiful area! 
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That was taken up on the Colorado National Monument excellent place to cruise around and no flooding up there.Black Canyon of the Gunnison is awesome to go in East Portal stay on top road for drive around.
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No. They've been moving here for decades now. Also, you have definitely never been to Boulder. })
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Unfortunately some of the unintelligent of California have moved into Colorado as well as many from the east coast. Colorado was once a very conservative state but is now is being run by folks that would make Californians jealous. His stupid are they ... they want to give up Colorado’s electoral votes to the winner with most votes no matter if Coloradoans voted for that person or not.
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