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  1. #16
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    Congratulations, Cheri! Your enthusiasm is contagious- keep us posted on the new place.

  2. #17
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    Congrats on your almost move, Cheri!!! I'm so very happy for you (and even want to move out there with ya- do you have an extra room?)
    I hope the next few days pass quickly so you can get out there and get on with that fine Colorado livin'!
    Yay!!!
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  3. #18
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    Sounds awesome, Cheri! Congrats, and good luck in your new digs!

  4. #19
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    Cheri,

    From the Mt. Evans website:

    Monday, September 25, 2006 — The mountain has been closed because of ice and drifting snow and will not reopen before Memorial Day in 2007.

    There is a storm coming in tomorrow that will dump 2-3 ft of snow in some areas over 9,000 ft. Have you tried Snowshoeing?

  5. #20
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    Quote Originally Posted by BadgerGirl View Post
    Congatulations on the move. You will really enjoy Denver. There is tons of places to go to! Vesta Dipping Grill is Downotown where you live and is really good. The Denver Chophouse is good...steaks and they brew there own beer. Fado irish bar is nearby and Sing Sings is a fun place to spend time too. For Mexican, the Rio has great food and killer margaritas. There us a great sushi bar at 2nd and Detroit in Cherry Creek with good deals during happy hour. Movies and Nike Store on the 16th Street Mall too. You have a lot to see. Let me know if you need any advice. Hope you enjoy your stay!

    Heather
    I found The Eggshell Restaurant on 15th & Blake - I LOVVVVVVE omelettes! And My Brothers Bar was pretty cool. Thanks for all the suggestions.

    Quote Originally Posted by Regina View Post
    Schweeeet!!!!
    Congratulations!
    To what area did you get a season pass???
    Thanks - and we got our 3 mountain pass (Keystone, Arapahoe Basin and Breckinridge) plus 10 days at Vail and Beaver Creek. They were supposed to stop selling them the weekend before we were there but they (luckily) extended it. I can't wait to break in my new board.

    Quote Originally Posted by Cassandra_Cain View Post
    Nice going Cheri - welcome to the SW

    Here's something you might want to do...

    Tell b/f about easy ride...
    Load up car with bikes
    Head west on i-70
    Take Idaho Springs exit
    Unload bikes and begin riding
    Ride south on 103 for 15 miles
    Take Mount Evans Scenic Road
    Ride for 15 miles to summit

    Now that is as cool a view as you'll get in the eastern half of the Front Range
    We plan on taking some nice trips - for sure. Thanks for the tip.

    Quote Originally Posted by Kathi View Post
    Cheri,

    Welcome to Denver! Sounds like a great location.

    You can also visit Outdoor Divas at Cherry Creek mall, ride the Platte River trail south to the Bear Creek trail, my neck of the woods, or continue on to Chatfield SP. You can also ride the Platte River trail north, then connect with the Clear Creek and ride to Golden.

    If you're here Thanksgiving, the DBTC is doing a ride from the Performance at Lakewood to Red Rocks. It was my first ride here and absolutely gorgeous.

    Kathi
    I am looking forward to the Outdoor Divas store - and I think we went to the Sweet Tomatoes in Lakewood while we were there. We should definitely make plans to meet once I am settled.

    Quote Originally Posted by chickwhorips View Post
    ok all this talk and i'm thinking about moving down there with ya cher.
    Awww - and here I was wanting to come visit you in Alaska. BTW, I got your comment on My Space, so I am saying hello back to you...here. hi!

    Quote Originally Posted by wannaduacentury View Post
    Congrats Cheri, I know you'll love your new home. Pat yourself on the back for taking the plunge on living the life you want. Don't look back and go for a ride if life's worries start to bother you. You'll do great once you get settled. Best Wishes. Jennifer
    I am patting my back a bit (though I wish I was padding my wallet - moving is so expensive)
    Thanks for the well wishes

    Quote Originally Posted by Tri Girl View Post
    Congrats on your almost move, Cheri!!! I'm so very happy for you (and even want to move out there with ya- do you have an extra room?)
    I hope the next few days pass quickly so you can get out there and get on with that fine Colorado livin'!
    Yay!!!
    Thank you- you are certainly welcome to visit. And I want the next few days to pass quickly too - and someone else to do the packing.
    'sigh' oh well.
    {{{{Hugs}}}}
    Life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans.
    John Lennon, "Beautiful Boy"

  6. #21
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    Congratulations! You will have a ball living there! (Don't you hate moving?)

    KB

  7. #22
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    Quote Originally Posted by kaybee View Post
    (Don't you hate moving?)
    after just packing up a storage unit and shipping things i must answer this by saying YES!
    "Forget past mistakes. Forget failures. Forget everything except what you're going to do now and do it." – William C. Durant

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  8. #23
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    congrats on escaping New Jersey!
    Mimi Team TE BIANCHISTA
    for six tanks of gas you could have bought a bike.

  9. #24
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    FINALLY - back on line!!!

    Hi ladies - I have been MIA during my cross country move, but bf, doggie, bikes and self are all accoounted for in Denver now. We got the modem to hook up our internet this afternoon - it felt like forever waiting for it.
    The move was....not perfect, but not too bad. Biggest obstacle has been the weather, oh...and the fact that bf's pickup truck broke down 2 hours into our drive.
    Sitting on the side of the PA turnpike, I thought 2 things. 1) I am really glad I talked bf into getting AAA last month, and 2) WHY WON'T NJ LET US LEAVE....IT'S SUCKING US BACK IN.....AAAGH!!
    Hee hee - ok, it wasn't that dramatic, but still...we had just started our journey when it happened.
    It ended up being only a 4 1/2 hour delay after the truck was towed to a Pep Boys in...get this...Mechanicsburg, PA - and fixed. We got to Chicago the day before Thanksgiving and had wonderful weather until we left Chicago on Nov 29th, with the temp around 60 degrees. Torrential downpour for about 5 hours, and then it got colder and colder as we travelled West. When we got to North Platte, NE to spend the night, there was about 6 inches of snow on the ground and it was painfully cold. Before leaving the hotel the next morning, we checked the weather channel and it was -1 degree and -15 with the wind chill. That's just OBNOXIOUS.
    We got to Denver on Thurs Nov 30th and our stuff arrived the next day. We are still unpacking and shuffling. We moved into a much smaller space - a loft - so we are having to get pretty creative with the space. We have hung the road bikes on one of the exposed timber beams, and the MTBs are gonna go up to the ceiling via pulleys. Should be interesting. Luckily our ceilings are about 16 ft, so people might not notice them.
    Denver got a lot of snow the day before we got here, and it is still melting. I can't wait for it to warm up a bit.
    Anyway, sorry this is so long, but that's the scoop.
    I've missed you guys - I don't even know where to start catching up. Any new news?
    Life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans.
    John Lennon, "Beautiful Boy"

  10. #25
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    Congrats on arriving in your new home, Cheri! I'm so thrilled for you!
    Sounds like getting out there was an adventure in itself. Whew! Glad you made it there in one piece.
    I've always wanted to live in a loft. You'll have to take pictures of your new area and post them so we can see your new surroundings. I'm sure it's breathtaking this time of year (in more than one way: scenery and the sheer cold temperature).
    Congrats again! Glad you're back!
    Check out my running blog: www.turtlepacing.blogspot.com

    Cervelo P2C (tri bike)
    Bianchi Eros (commuter/touring road bike)

    1983 Motobecane mixte (commuter/errand bike)
    Cannondale F5 mountain bike

  11. #26
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    Thanks Tri Girl - I've already taken about 6 pix from my balcony of the mountains - and one of the bikes hanging from the timber beam. I will load them up soon. Thanks for the warm wishes!!
    Life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans.
    John Lennon, "Beautiful Boy"

  12. #27
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    Colorado envy

    I grew up in the Denver area, and though I've now lived in CA longer than I ever lived in Colorado, I'd go back in a heartbeat. Lucky you! I hope you enjoy living there. It does get cold, but I'd be willing to bet the winters are generally milder than what you were used to in New Jersey.
    Health is the thing that makes you feel like now is the best time of the year--Franklin Pierce Adams

  13. #28
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    My brother lives in Denver ,and he loves it. Beautiful blue skys all the time. Enjoy !!!! Congratuations
    suzie

  14. #29
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    Hey Cheri glad you didn't get lost out there.
    You're going to wait a few months for the weather to warm up. What's it like to be at such a high altitude?
    Mimi Team TE BIANCHISTA
    for six tanks of gas you could have bought a bike.

  15. #30
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    Welcome! Its supposed to warm up this weekend, I'm hoping to get out for a short ride.
    The best part about going up hills is riding back down!

 

 

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