Weckworth's Adventures

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Tuesday, June 27, 2006

Side Trip

We decided to take a side trip out into the hills to test the navigation system on our new Tahoe.

We headed west out of La Veta on Hwy 16o over La Veta Pass and then north towards Gardner on back roads then around through Walsenburg and back to La Veta.

The system is just great! We could track ourselves on even the most remote of roads and not worry about getting lost in the hills! It is surprising how many houses are built way back away from anywhere. The house shown above is at the very end of the electrical line. It has a wonderful view and is very secluded. Just a bit of heaven in Colorado!
When we turned north from US 160 onto the dirt roads we came accross a staging area for the fire fighters working the forrest fires. There is a pond to the rear of the area and the Choppers come in with their buckets to fill them up and then head out again. Could not get close enough for a better picture.

All in all it was a neat trip and we saw alot of back country. Posted by Picasa

3 Comments:

Blogger Jeri said...

That navigation system sounds like a handy thing to have, especially when traveling.

Wow, that is quite a house. You're right, it looks just like a bit of heaven.

8:57 AM  
Blogger Neal and Barbara Weckworth said...

Yes the navigation system will be very helpful as we travel to new areas and new cities. Should keep us from getting lost!

It is amazing how many nice houses are being built way back in the wilderness areas. Guess people are getting to like solitude.

6:10 AM  
Blogger Unknown said...

Glad you guys have mastered the navigation system and are confident you can find your way. I'm quite "new technology" challenged and would probably have my self turned around through not understanding what the heck the dern thing was trying to convey to me. I'd get it eventually, but I'd be testing it in Harveyville USA not the backroads in the mountains of Colorado! Thanks for the cool pictures of the back country.

6:34 AM  

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