Oh, and it turns out that our AC is only half broken. As in, it doesn't work on the driver's side, but it does work on the passenger side. Good news/bad news? I don't know. We still need to have our mechanic look at it, I suppose. In the meantime this explains why we kept saying to each other that we thought something was up with the AC, and the other would never agree.
The dog had fun too. But then, she usually does.
They say when you're from Colorado the mountains are in your blood. What I want to know is, what about when you're not from Colorado? How long does it take for them to get into your blood? Because I'm starting to think the Rockies are there in mine.
Really, a two-hour loop at 10,000 feet is all it takes to get rid of a minor case of the grumps.
Nice pics! I think I'd make sure I wasn't driving when it was hot. lol
ReplyDeleteThos pics are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I'm jealous.
ReplyDeleteAwesome pictures! Man you make me miss CO so much!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! This makes me want to take a road trip up to Colorado. I've always loved the mountains.
ReplyDeleteoh i LOVE that first photo of you guys! and maaaaan it's a gorgeous place. i haven't been to CO in about 5 years now... i'm feeling the pull!
ReplyDeleteGosh, it's gorgeous. I think I'd kind of like to live in the Rockies too. Stunning!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing trip! I should probably refer to this post anytime I get the grumps, given I don't have the mountains in my backyard!
ReplyDeleteI need to get up in them mountains.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! It's so true about the mountains being able to take away the grumps. Or any spectacular scenery, really.
ReplyDeleteI can just picture the scene between the two of you arguing about the AC working/not working. Too funny!
So gorgeous! My husband was born in Denver. I know he still misses the mountains terribly.
ReplyDeleteThe Rockies are definitely gorgeous. And the photographer (you or Torsten, I assume) did a great job.
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