Pikes Peak.

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shoo
on 6/28/2007
in Colorado and Vacation
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Pikes Peak

We drove all the way to the top. Pretty exciting since guard rails are nonexistant and a 1/3 of the road is a dirt and gravel mix.

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  1. 1 Jeremy Peck
    6/28/2007 at 10:15 am

    I went to a summer camp there when I was a kid in proabably Junior High? At a place near Pikes Peak at about 11000 feet. Looked like that picture. It was always an awesome 2 weeks of the summer. Water temp of lakes like that in the summer is still only 50-60 degrees I think.

  2. 2 Bradjward
    6/28/2007 at 11:37 am

    Great picture! Thanks for sharing. Looks like you are having a great time in CO!

  3. 3 john r
    6/28/2007 at 11:38 am

    hey hope you are doing well. After I got off the phone with you last night talking about SKA beer and said i never heard of it before my brothers keg-a-rator has a bumper sticker of that company on his fridge. also clearly i have not checked your web site in a while and was pleased to see that you like the avett brothers that cd does not describe what they are like in concert. have fun

  4. 4 Marie C.
    6/28/2007 at 3:33 pm

    Did you yodel? We’d like a podcast of that.

  5. 5 Dave Heinzel
    6/28/2007 at 9:39 pm

    It’s fun following your posts from Springfield. Just about as fun as it is to be in class at school when the other classes are out at recess. You’re having too much fun and are missing out on all the craziness in Springfield. We have a Lochness Monster in the lake. Oh and we’re finished making the Simpsons video. And we still don’t have any mountains.

    I’m related to the dude who discovered Pike’s Peak. My mom’s side of the family still has that last name. That’s my only claim to fame. Well, that and the autographed photo I have from the “I’ve fallen and I can’t get up” lady (who is now officially dead).

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