"Clear Creek Reservoir is just down the road. Let's head there, " said Mr. Pinker.
We packed down Big Ole Red and high tailed it to the next destination. We followed the dirt packed road, passed the lake ...
... and followed the road up , up , up into the San Isabel National Forest.
"Looks like the bank gave way, " replied Mr. Pinker as he eyed the debris below and the evidence of the old road bed nearby.
After spending a few hours exploring the rugged landscape , it was time to head em' up and move em' out.
We soon made our way back to the highway where by golly we spotted more Bighorn Sheep. One had a monitor around its neck! This has been the best trip on spotting wildlife. ๐ฆ๐ฆ๐❤
Making progress on the "America Sampler " from The Calico Confectionery. This was a darling gift from my sweet friend, PJ. Thank you so much, PJ.๐ค
As Always,
Happy Stitching and Quilting, y'all
Melisa
Thank you for the sweet visit.
"It's all about the journey not the outcome. " - Carl Lewis.
Hugs and Stitches!!!!๐ค๐งต❤
Dedicated to my baby sister, Amy. . Love and miss you, Amo.
Looks like you are enjoying your travels and your on the road stitching time.
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous scenery! I love the "back" roads better than the highways, although I think Hubs and I are at the age we should stick to main roads. ;)
ReplyDeleteI almost jumped out of my skin when I read Clear Creek - rats- wrong one! Sigh. Happy you're having a good time in the middle of nowhere! ;-) Blessings!
ReplyDeleteYou are making awesome progress on the American Sampler, Melisa. Keep those adventure pictures coming!
ReplyDeleteYou have seen the most amazing wildlife and scenery! Great progress on your stitchery too!--TerryK@OnGoingProjects
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing adventure you are on! I love seeing wildlife. The sampler is looking great. Safe travels.
ReplyDeleteYou have been lucky spotting a bunch of wildlife! Thank you for sharing your photos.
ReplyDeleteYour sampler looks great. I love seeing the wildlife and pretty flowers you are sharing with us on your journey! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteYou and Mr. Pinker find the best spots for sightseeing and enjoying nature.
ReplyDeleteI love the way the wildlife watches you while you're around. Thank you for taking us along. That sampler is wonderful. Big Hugs, DarleneJ
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ReplyDeleteSo much to see and enjoy on your trip. I used to so love our caravan trips around our country.
ReplyDeleteColorado is nice and green right now, isn't it?! How fun to see the bighorn sheep, too. Your sampler is a beauty - enjoy every stitch!
ReplyDeleteLove travelling with you! I'll never get tired of landscape photos. How great to see the bighorn sheep! That's a pretty sampler, Melisa, and it's almost done? Enjoy your trip!
ReplyDeleteCO has some beautiful places to visit. Was that one picture of the road not there anymore? Not sure what I was looking at. The sheep are amazing, aren't they? Your sampler is coming along so nicely!
ReplyDeleteHola Meli que alegria por fin poder escribirte!!! solo puedo hacerlo desde el ordenador del trabajo jajja NO se por que. Tus paseos son fantasticos!!! es hermoso poder vivir conociendo cada rincon del pais donde nacimos verdad? y en que mejor compaรฑia que la del sr Pinker!!!! jajja me alegra tanto por los dos!!!
ReplyDeleteEl Sampler es hermoso ! me encanta la combinacion de colores rojos y azules!
Me encantaria te animaras a preparar otro para bordarlo juntas como el de otoรฑo y primavera. Te animas?
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What a great trip you are on -- again! Love the sheep and the beautiful scenery. Living life to the fullest!
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ReplyDeleteLove your cross stitch sampler! It is one of the nicest ones I have seen. Your husband sounds like mine, " Let's go see ______." Such great companions who admire the beauty of nature.
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