Look out for PP - he'll be out for blood!
Where to live in colorado?
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Look out for PP - he'll be out for blood!
Damb, now we might run into other peeps while out riding. Nothing like the Mesa with a couple feet of fresh on a weekday.
lol! You have to admit it was pretty funny when a few of you guys were getting all worked up.
yeh, that was good times.....you guys know me too well...
and by the way, Cannonman is only speculating about the riding......he's only been a resident for like 3 weeks. So what could he possibly know that we dont?
Lmao, now just waiting for Creamboat to chime in....5..4..3..2..
fixed it for ya!
Damb, now we might run into other peeps while out riding. Nothing like the rabbit Ears with a couple feet of fresh on a weekday, then heading to Kremling for a hot shower at Bob's Motel.
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DUMONT LAKE
BUFF PASS IS DEEP!
Yeah, Boulder is where its at for all sleds and atv riders! Check that place out for sure.
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BackCountryBob
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Glenwood Springs, if you can afford it. Close access to the Flatops and Grand Mesa. Check out The Colorado Snowmobile Association web site www.snowmobilecolo.com . They are supposed to have their trail maps available soon.
BCB
BCB
Grand Junction 7th sunniest city in country!!!!!!!!!!!
Happy Valley is a sunny valley
Click-2-Listen
By The Daily Sentinel
Monday, November 30, 2009
By the time you read this, if the National Weather Service forecast is correct, we will have endured one whole day of limited sunshine and possible precipitation out of a gloriously sunny Thanksgiving weekend. And the sun should be making another lengthy appearance today.
Is it any wonder that Grand Junction made Tourism-Review.com’s list of the sunniest cities in the country? People who have lived here for any length of time already know that the sun is a frequent visitor to the skies over the Grand Valley.
According to Tourism-Review.com, Grand Junction is No. 7 on the list of the eight sunniest cities in the United States, roughly tied with Honolulu, Hawaii, with the sun appearing during 71 percent of daylight hours. Our fair city is the only community in Colorado to make the list.
What’s more we’re not afraid to claim that our sunny days are more pleasant, year-in and year-out, than those of communities with Hades-like heat in the summer, such as Yuma, Ariz., (No. 1 on the list), Las Vegas, Nev., (No. 2) and El Paso, Texas (No. 3).
Winter has nearly arrived, and Grand Junction often sees somewhat less of the sun over the winter months than other times of the year. Even so, sunny days are frequent and wonderfully pleasant in western Colorado.
Now, based on Tourism-Review.com’s rankings and efforts of local tourism officials to publicize those rankings, it appears a good many more people will come to recognize that “Here Comes the Sun,” is a song about Grand Junction.
Happy Valley is a sunny valley
Click-2-Listen
By The Daily Sentinel
Monday, November 30, 2009
By the time you read this, if the National Weather Service forecast is correct, we will have endured one whole day of limited sunshine and possible precipitation out of a gloriously sunny Thanksgiving weekend. And the sun should be making another lengthy appearance today.
Is it any wonder that Grand Junction made Tourism-Review.com’s list of the sunniest cities in the country? People who have lived here for any length of time already know that the sun is a frequent visitor to the skies over the Grand Valley.
According to Tourism-Review.com, Grand Junction is No. 7 on the list of the eight sunniest cities in the United States, roughly tied with Honolulu, Hawaii, with the sun appearing during 71 percent of daylight hours. Our fair city is the only community in Colorado to make the list.
What’s more we’re not afraid to claim that our sunny days are more pleasant, year-in and year-out, than those of communities with Hades-like heat in the summer, such as Yuma, Ariz., (No. 1 on the list), Las Vegas, Nev., (No. 2) and El Paso, Texas (No. 3).
Winter has nearly arrived, and Grand Junction often sees somewhat less of the sun over the winter months than other times of the year. Even so, sunny days are frequent and wonderfully pleasant in western Colorado.
Now, based on Tourism-Review.com’s rankings and efforts of local tourism officials to publicize those rankings, it appears a good many more people will come to recognize that “Here Comes the Sun,” is a song about Grand Junction.
great, more mis-information........pls delete post.
Buff Pass parking lot
11.24.09 was my first DEEP day of the year. Many more to come.
11.24.09 was my first DEEP day of the year. Many more to come.
