Pike's Peak, Co MAP |
 | Rather than drive up Pike's Peak, the Morrisons and Greenfeders opted to ride the COG railway which is operated out of Manitou, Co. |  |
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 | The barn where the cars are stored | a view out the front of the car as they departed |  |
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 | An awesome ride up to the top, allowing you plenty of opportunity for photos along the way. Crystal Lake is the lake you see surrounded by mountains |  |
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| back in 1889 when the effort was started, they must have been paying the workers in moonshine by the looks of the track |  |  | You pass the Continental Divide on the way up - this is one of the markers |
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 | Cindy keeping warm while visiting the high altitude | ...and just how far can you see from the top of the 14,110' mountain - the answer: A LONG WAY!!! |  |
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 | <-The COG awaited while people explored Bob standing next to the original Summit House -> |  |  |
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| |  | The Monument included the words for "America The Beautiful" | |
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| Red, Barb, Cindy & Bob in front of the Summit Sign |  |  | So, were you guys trying to figure out why the pen was so small or what? |
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 | Mountain Goats - where else but in the mountains? | snow still existed in some areas of the mountains |  |
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 | Deer ...did you ever wonder: if they call goats that live in the mountains "mountain goats", then why aren't these called mountain deer? hmmm...  |  |
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Some of the McMahan group drove up Pike's Peak on Sunday evening, in the Yukon of course - a good decision since ots only paved about half way up and some of it is a rally bad rub-board road |
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Seven Falls, Co |
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