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A little Gem

Posted on October 8, 2022September 15, 2022No Comments on A little Gem

Near Four Mile Creek west of Divide is a ‘little’ mountain with a one track path up to a look out. It is a nature trail and that is usually easy. I decided to try to climb even with my heart issues. It took me an hour to climb a mile and half, but I … Continue reading A little Gem

Last Big Hike?

Posted on October 30, 2021August 15, 2021No Comments on Last Big Hike?

l am glad to say Taz survived the cancer tumor surgery, the big hematoma bruise after climbing and tearing out the inside stitches. He has a few more years of adventures and walks in the life of Taz. Our hiking dog Taz had a fatty tumor between his leg and groin that continued to grow.  Finally … Continue reading Last Big Hike?

Pandemic Disappointment – Again

Posted on January 23, 2021January 20, 2021No Comments on Pandemic Disappointment – Again

Stagecoach State Park is located in the Yampa Valley about 15 miles from Steamboat Springs, Colorado. It has a large reservoir – over 800 acres for water sports with hiking trails around the perimeter of the lake. The buildings were all closed due to the Covid pandemic. Little did we know, there was history here … Continue reading Pandemic Disappointment – Again

Local Delights

Posted on November 14, 2020October 27, 2020No Comments on Local Delights

Hiking. Ten Minutes from Home. Sometimes the magic delights you right where you are. I am trying to look for those places. Daily. What places delight your visual senses in your neighborhood? Riding Horses. Thirty Minutes from Home. Celebrating the unusually warm October in Colorado Springs, we rode horses through the yellow woods. Where can … Continue reading Local Delights

Losing Her

Posted on October 17, 2020October 15, 20201 Comment on Losing Her

Throughout this summer I was losing a friend to cancer. She and I were neighbors, spiritual sisters, cancer survivors, and hiking buddies. Her illnesses slowed her hiking over the last couple years, but she never stopped hiking and walking until she could no longer breathe from her lung metastasis. It is hard to not see … Continue reading Losing Her

Country Walking with Social Distancing

Posted on June 6, 2020May 29, 2020No Comments on Country Walking with Social Distancing

In the age of Covid-19, we must be adaptable.  We wanted to walk in one area in the mountains, but it was closed.  We went to Mueller State Park, but there can be no dogs on the trail, so that did not work.  We finally drove to a favorite hike – Dome Rock Wildlife Viewing.  In my five times … Continue reading Country Walking with Social Distancing

New Old Paths

Posted on May 23, 2020May 4, 2020No Comments on New Old Paths

Palmer Park is a 200-acre park in the middle of my city of Colorado Springs.  It is popular with mountain bikers, hikers, and dog owners.  There are miles of trails and I have hiked here frequently for 22 years.  On a busy cloudy weekend, parking was unavailable close to one of my favorite trails, so we drove … Continue reading New Old Paths

Sniff, Smell, Sniff, Smell

Posted on April 25, 2020April 7, 20201 Comment on Sniff, Smell, Sniff, Smell

My name is Taz, for ‘Tasmanian Devil’ and I am an active eleven-year-old handsome cream Schipperke. People talk to me and tell me I am handsome, but they do not know what kind of dog I am. Yes, you can teach an old dog new tricks – I learned to sit on command last year … Continue reading Sniff, Smell, Sniff, Smell

Stand Firm in Mud

Posted on March 28, 2020March 19, 2020No Comments on Stand Firm in Mud

A trip to a favorite park is always uplifting for my spirit.  We returned to Red Rocks Canyon Park in Colorado Springs in early March 2020, and started up Hogback Valley on a Friday morning.  We knew there would be few people, but there was a new sign: Trail is MUDDY.   Walk through the Mud. Do not … Continue reading Stand Firm in Mud

She Fell….

Posted on February 9, 2019February 5, 2019No Comments on She Fell….

Ps 119: 105  “Thy Word is a Lamp unto my feet and a light unto my path.” (NAS)             Our lives can make us wonder, “Where is the light on my path?” Have you ever fallen on a hike? Most of us have slid down a slope, slipped on the ice to our knees or slapped our body … Continue reading She Fell….

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