Boyd Lake State Park, Loveland, Colorado
If anyone turns a deaf ear to the Law, even his prayers are detestable. ~ Proverbs 28:9
We relocated today – two hours and 75 miles south. We’re still skirting around the outside, but instead of north, we now find ourselves south of Denver. Blaine had a bit more complicated drive today, what with various required lane changes, turns and detours, but traffic wasn’t nearly as bad as we were expecting through Denver. And it was heavily overcast, but no rain or wind.
“Sweeping Operations . . . Watch for Crews”.
Wonder what in the world that means???
There were also several neon orange signs alongside the road for several miles with the same warning.
Our coach is 13’ 1”!
There was a sign a short distance back, that said for trucks to use the center two lanes,
but still . . . . what if you didn’t see that???
Don’t know when they finished it, but you can tell it’s new.
They don’t even have all the official signage printed up yet.
That stuff in the background? That’s a dam and resevoir within the Park boundaries.
Chatfield State Park, Littleton, Colorado
What a nice site Blaine claimed for us for the next nine days! As with many State Parks, we have lots of room, but this Park also provides cement pads to park on, and our particular site looks out over a field where we can sit out on our patio he put together again, and enjoy birds and stuff.
This evening, we even had a short-lived thunderstorm! We haven’t actually seen more than a few spits of rain for quite some time, so I welcomed the smell of ozone wafting on the stiff breeze that developed just before the rain hit. It didn’t rain much, but at least it actually rained for a few minutes. 😊