RE: [a/s] Durango, CO - June 1, 2000

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^^The first stop was the most attractive Walmart I've ever seen. The fifth Airstream was there 
in the parking lot, unhooked. I know some people overnight in Walmarts, but unhooking and going 
sightseeing is a bit much.  If that's what it was doing there.^^  

Let's hope they weren't abusing the overnite privilege, especially being an A/S since we are 
more noticable/obvious than other brands. We saw that situation once this past winter, too. It 
"appeared" that an SOB left their motorhome and went for the day. 
 
^^I didn't take the train ride because of the dogs...<sigh>  I realize there are some 
things I can't do, but having them with me is more important.^^

And that's what counts.

^^One look at that jacket and I dragged my dogs into the mall and upstairs.^^

We can hear Tucker and Brady now - like children - "oh noooo, how long are we gonna be stuck in 
this place? And why is it every time she wants a jacket we don't get one too?!"  (c; 

^^It's mine now.... a treasure.  A jean jacket with a huge embroidery pattern
of Roy Rogers on Trigger on the back.^^

You must be thrilled to have the jacket. Can you put out a picture of it?

^^Another thing I've discovered is I really enjoy driving in Colorado.  The
scenery is so fabulous that I don't notice how long the drive is.  I also get more of a thrill 
out in the country driving than being in the cute towns.  I love seeing horses grazing and 
cattle... the mountains are majestic... the old ranch buildings.... for me, I like them better 
than being in the towns.^^

So true, Hunter. In Colorado it seems every road one goes down/up is beautiful. On a motorycle 
the sights are even clearer as there is no carframe to obstruct one's view... 

Cindy & Carl