Our first Saturday here we went to the farmer's market in Aspen. It was about 6 or 7 city blocks long of produce, baked goods and crafts. Right next to it was an Art Fair but that is not held every Saturday.
On Sundays a similar but smaller farmer's market is held in Basalt.
Aspen Colorado Farmer's Market |
This Airstream is full of art, mostly sculpture, for sale |
Inside the Airstream |
Called "Artstream" |
Roy and Lee Goetring, photographers, were exhibiting at the Art Fair. They were also our neighbors at the RV park. |
Look at these colorful refinished bicycles |
Priced from about $650 to $1995 |
On Sunday afternoon we took the gondola to the top of Ajax mountain for a horn concert. At that place I felt, for the first time, that I was doing what I set out to do, that this was the enjoyment I had been seeking, that I was in love with Debbie and the world, that everything was good. I am so thankful for everything.
A family has its' picture snapped with the symbol of the Olympics which started that day. |
There is a deep valley between the foreground and the mountain in the back |
People gathered here to listen to the concert. |
Debbie and I were so happy to be on this peak physically and emotionally. |
And here are some statistics up to now:
Odometer: 91538 miles
This trip: 3040 miles
Fuel used: 232.6 gallons
Average MPG: 13.1
I know I am falling behind on our travelogue. Where does the time go?
Love you all,
Frank
Where does the time go??? I'd say you're out living life & having too much fun and the blog isn't first on your list..that's as it should be :) What an adventure & beautiful photos to record it all!
ReplyDeleteHi Frank, It's Anna from Glamper. I just added you to my Blog Roll. I am also now following your blog. Very fun. I lived in Aspen for a couple years. It's beautiful up there. Where are you all headed next? Cheers!! Anna
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