Colorado, Corvette, Taffy And Toffee (Estes Park)

We have had a pretty good day.  We took a vacation day of sorts even though we stayed within 50 miles of the house.  I have a sprinkler project that I started the day out with.  It went well and that must have been an indication of how the rest of the day would be.  Pretty much perfect weather (70*/no wind) which has been hard to come by when we have time off from work.

I just recently got an alignment done on my Corvette.  The car is a 1975 4 speed coupe.  Its something I’ve had for a while and it gets worked on every so often.  Not to long ago (about 2 years) I rebuilt the front suspension and I just got around to getting the alignment done on it a few weeks ago.  I talked Cassie into going up to Estes Park.  It is a really nice drive to get there.  The canyon is a two lane road that twists around and ends up in a quaint little town the locals just call ‘Estes’, but that tourists scramble to every summer (so do we!).


Parked at the top (notice Cassie’s head)

We took a short trek on a trail too.  It is nice to be able to just pull over and hike, no worries about private property.  Of course there is private property, but we also have a lot of national forest.


Cassie on the trail


Random Pic

We stopped off in Estes and had lunch at a little pizza place and went for a short walk to get some taffy and toffee.


The Bounty

Overall a very nice day.  I wanted to be sure and post some of our Colorado adventures up too!  We both have lived here our whole lives so we take a lot of this for granted, but its our favorite time of year (not winter).


Cool Roads, Framed Devil’s BackBone Photo and an Olde time Candy Shoppe

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2 Responses to “Colorado, Corvette, Taffy And Toffee (Estes Park)”

  1. TNK Says:

    I still can’t believe that you two have not visited Rocky Mountain National Park!!!! You are missing the best part. Glad you had a good day. How does downtown look with the burned down building area?

  2. Britton Says:

    The drive up to Estes and back seems about perfect. Any further and it would become a bit of a lengthy undertaking. Maybe sometime this summer we will go further.

    I didn’t notice a burned down building??? I bet I looked right at it and didn’t think anything about it.





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