SOAKIN"

At ten thousand feet of elevation, we have already had several hard frosts in the mornings. We are within two weeks of completing this work camper job and are already looking forward to the next one up in North Dakota. Here is a campground resident soaking up a few rays, note that he sees us around enough that he isn't concerned with our presence in the least:

RECONFIGURED

Our cook shack has been reconfigured several times as our extended stay at Trujillo Meadows has progressed through the season. Early on, we needed a wind break, now we need a rain fly for the infrequent afternoon showers.
Who knows, since we have about a month to go, we may have another reconfigure in our future !

LOOKOUT

Lookout Mountain on the way to Summitville through Stunner Pass.

STUNNER

Stunner Pass Colorado, on the way to Summitville ghost town.

SUMMITVILLE

Ghost town of Summitville Colorado.

MILLER"S

The Miller family, Basil, Freida, Emily and Sarah, steam into Cumbres Pass Colorado aboard the Cumbres and Toltec senic Railroad.
Vacationing kinfolk from Arkansas, stop in for a visit to Trujillo Meadows Campground.

SWITCHBACKS

Seventeen miles of Jeep trail to get to Ossier station. If we get there before the trains, we get to be first in the chow line ! He, he, now, that's my kind of a deal !

From this location to the bottom, then ford a river. Yep a 4x4 fun thing. We were first in the chow line, but it was a close thing. We could hear the train whistle in the distance.