The La Plata Mountains
Our first stop was the gallery, "Studio & Gallery" - a co-op of different artists from the area.
Kendra and I liked this art book, with an interesting new story line. I wanted to buy it for her, but missed my chance. Don't go away (I now say to myself) and think you'll go back to get it! I left the money for it with my son, and hope he has a chance to purchase it for me, since he works in Durango sometimes. Most of his work is from home these days.
Kendra (daughter-in-law) window shopping. But ahead is one of our destinations in Durango, the Artisan Ice Cream Shop with their own concoctions. I had Belgium Chocolate, while my son had Espresso ice cream in espresso coffee. Kendra had the Belgium Chocolate and something pink. (see below)
Durango had lots of shops, but my breathing was limited, so not much strolling that day. It's about 6300 feet above sea level and I had had pneumonia 2 weeks before. So most of my tourism was by car.
The Strater Hotel is from the early days of this mining town.
There were many beautiful old houses to be seen as well.
I was curious about this very grey ridge, with no vegetation on it's sides. Tai has gone mountain biking on part of it and he said it's all shale...very slippery to bike on.
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Today's quote:
Everything changes when you start to emit your own frequency rather than absorbing the frequencies around you..
