Wednesday, March 28, 2007

A "Golden" day in Colorado




This morning was pretty much given over to visiting some of Golden's sites.

First up was the Buffalo Bill Cody Museum & Grave which can be reached after driving up the five miles of twists and turns of Lariate Road to reach the top of Lookout Mountain. The museum (www.buffalobill.org) is a great collection of items from the famous showman, his life, and the impact he had on the image of the "wild west."

After that, we drove back into town and went to the Coors Brewery(www.coors.com) for the tour of the production facilities. It was interesting to see the process and evolution of beer making. Coors is the largest employer in the town and the plant dominates the eastern side of town.

Deciding we needed a break from the road, we headed south where we had reservations in Colorado Springs. We'll be here for a few days before heading back to Nebraska to take care of some church-related business.

See you later!

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

hey aunt b and uncle c. i thrilled on friday that you guys are going to have diner with us. i'll tell ya, before you even get to our house my dad is going to have a conference call then we're going to mcdonalds for breakfast, then we're going to get some grocieries , including a key lime pie for desert. then dads going to the gym. after that we're having lunch then going to see a movie called "300". then ya'll arive. the next day i'm having friends over and my mom and dad are helping some family friends move. see ya'll in 2 days. right now i have to get back to watching RESERVOIR DOGS. NIGHT

KYLE HAMMITT