To carry one with our trip in review we start this
time with a trip to the Great Sand Dunes.
time with a trip to the Great Sand Dunes.

to the lower part of the Sand Dune, but only John
and I dare to climb any of it. And we didn't go to
the top. Not so easy to walk in all that sand, but we
did go part way. It would have probably taken us
another hour at least to get to the top.

that didn't help. It was a lot easier coming down
than going up. So Grand kids how would you like
to have this as a sand box?

the San Juan Mountains. This Fall is over 105
feet to the bottom.
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