Around the famous bridge on the Geaorgetown Loop RR.

Train!

Here comes the train! It was impressive, loud, bellowing smoke and noise!

Zana and I waiting for the train to pick us up after the mine tour.

Matt and Ian further down in the tunnels.

Ian and Zana headed down the mine!

Silver Mine Tour

Here's the enterence to the Colorado Silver Mine Tour we went on!

Dinosaur Tracks

The next morning we got up and visited the dinosaur tracks outside Morrison. Yep, they're real.

Yep, he's cool.

Ian's Surprise birthday party!

Seven years old!

Family Visit!!

Here's some pictures of my sister's family: Kate, Matt, Ian, and Zach. We finally convinced them to come to Colorado for a visit.

Here's Kate in our kitchen. Fine delicacies await: Hot dogs and fruit pizza!

Not many pictures into town, but suffice to say the ride ended in a cold cold rain. Mic was kind enough to spring for doughnuts and coffee at the 7-11, and Zana and Summer were kind enough to come grab us. 

Breckenridge is way down there in the bottom of the valley. Note the thunderheads brewing...  

Panoramic views. 

Nearing the top of Georgia Pass via trail.  

The next weekend we were back at Breckenridge, but Mic and I took the hard way: From Kenosha Pass to Breck via the Colorado Trail. A great sample of trail here. 

Back down on some great trails through aspen and pine forests.  

At the top of Boreas Pass.  

More flowers and mountains. 

More riding. 

Sunday we headed out for a bike ride together. Zana headed up Boreas Pass. 

After the Jeep ride we headed back to town and saw some classical music. This is inside a tent in downtown Breckenridge. 

The Jeep made a little contact with a big rock. It's ok, drive great even after it's mishap. 

Later that night we drove to Georgia Pass in the Jeep: Zana at the Continental Divide. 

Another trip into the mountains over a weekend, with a friend from Nebraska. This is French Gulch.