These pics were taken by a buddy of mine out his front door.
No, he resisted all his army training and did not shoot the deer.
Tags: 15 Point atypical, Mule Deer
Category: Colorado Adventures | 1 Comment
These pics were taken by a buddy of mine out his front door.
No, he resisted all his army training and did not shoot the deer.
Tags: 15 Point atypical, Mule Deer
Category: Colorado Adventures | 2 Comments
Copper Mountain got 11 inches today.
Supposed to get another 8 inches tonight.
There will be no posting here tomorrow. I will be skiing.
Past weekend with my Dad and Mary was great. You’ve seen the skiing pictures but there’s more to do in Colorado than just ski. Although there’s nothing better than skiing…and touring micro-breweries.
Garden of Gods
It’s magnificent. Trails run all through the place - can turn the kids loose and enjoy the scenery. […]
One of our new students tonight was wearing the whole goth/dark uniform. Looked incredibly intimidating.
I walk right up to him and hug him.
“I’m Grant. What’s your name, dude?”
He tells me his name. I haven’t yet let go of his hand that I’m shaking.
“That’s a cool name. Are you […]
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This is part of a e-vo series through the New Testament book of Acts. Today is from Acts 5:12-42.
We talked last week about what probably was the real issue with Ananias and Sapphira. But we’ll miss a larger truth if we don’t consider the chapter as a whole. Something is going on that […]
Dad aka “Granddad” and Mary aka “Mame” hit town this past weekend so naturally - we had to ski. I mean…I HAD to ski…a good son does not allow his dad to ski alone.
They love to ski Winter Park so we got to try out the new Panaramic Express Lift to the Parsenn Bowl. […]
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I finally broke down. It has been a secret passion/desire of mine since college to own a pair of big ole’ fat, wide powder skis. Why wide? As Pontiac said - wider is better.
Enter the 2007 k2 Apache Chief. They’re 188s with a 128/98/116 dimension.
Don’t have a clue what […]
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This was a hard book to finish. First, Peter Shelton’s account of the 10th Mountain Division is thorough and impressive. What these men accomplished in the short amount of time they were activated plus the losses they suffered is astonishing. The men of the 10th not only served their country […]
This is part of a e-vo series through the New Testament book of Acts. Today is from Acts 5.
One of the worst sermons I’ve ever heard was on this passage of scripture. The point of the speaker was something along the lines that God punishes people who don’t give all of their discretionary money […]
Tomorrow baseball will once again dominate the sports landscape and it won’t be good. There is not a good ending to any of these events.
Clemens - who got top-billing in the Mitchell Report - will go to Congress and say that his reputation and integrity is higher than that of Brian McNamee […]