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Beauty Beyond Belief

Beauty Beyond Belief

Posted on December 31, 2022November 11, 2022No Comments on Beauty Beyond Belief

On the last day of 2022, I thank you for following me in the changing environment of DebDays Blog. For years, I have shared my hiking adventures throughout the world. As my health has caused me to change from climbing mountains and high altitude distant hikes to walks and strolls, my writing has also adapted. … Continue reading Beauty Beyond Belief

Peaceful Poudre

Posted on November 27, 2021August 31, 2021No Comments on Peaceful Poudre

Waiting for Taz, our twelve-year-old Schipperke dog to be treated at the Veterinary School in Ft. Collins, Colorado, we decided to sneak out for a quick hike in the nearby hills. This area had been threatened by fire in 2020 and I wanted to see how close the fire had come to this area.  We … Continue reading Peaceful Poudre

Prayer Walk Miracle

Posted on November 6, 2021August 31, 20211 Comment on Prayer Walk Miracle

Have you ever walked and prayed? Taken a prayer walk? When I see something spectacular in nature on a hike, I say ‘thank you God for this beauty’. My friend and I decided to try the different methods of prayer outlined in the book “Want to Hear God? Connect with Him in Prayer” by Nancy … Continue reading Prayer Walk Miracle

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?

Encroaching Progress

Posted on October 23, 2021September 11, 2021No Comments on Encroaching Progress

The High Chaparral Open Space is my neighborhood’s nearby hiking space with views to Pikes Peak, manageable 1.5 miles of trails, a lookout place to the Front Range of the Rockies with 200 mile views on a clear day, and wildflowers and wildlife. It was gifted in perpetuity to the Parks and Recreation Department and … Continue reading Encroaching Progress

Survival of Beauty

Posted on January 9, 2021December 26, 20201 Comment on Survival of Beauty

Steamboat Lake State Park is about one and half hours north of Steamboat Springs, Colorado. It is a sizable lake and there were a few people boating, kayaking, and one lady napping on her paddleboard.  The summer cabins were closed, a skeleton crew were at the visitors centers, and Covid had limited the people to the … Continue reading Survival of Beauty

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

Perfect Perfection Destroyed

Posted on September 12, 2020August 18, 2020No Comments on Perfect Perfection Destroyed

East of Glenwood Springs, Colorado up in the Glenwood Canyon lies a rest stop off of I 70.  It presents the Best of Colorado:  Raging Colorado River, Grizzly Creek feeding into the River through the valley, boulders, rock path, crashed trees and those cerulean blue skies.  And clean restrooms. It is also the place of my old … Continue reading Perfect Perfection Destroyed

Mountain Sea Shells

Posted on September 5, 2020August 3, 2020No Comments on Mountain Sea Shells

Where did these seashells come from on the side of a mountain path

Garden of the gods

Posted on August 1, 2020July 25, 2020No Comments on Garden of the gods

Everyone who visits Colorado Springs is bombarded with “Have you visited Garden of the Gods?”  It is a park of towering red and white stones located on the west side of Colorado Springs.  There are pictures of visitors to this area in the 1800s in wagons.  This year in 2020, we have updated bathrooms (do you detect the … Continue reading Garden of the gods

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