Colorado aka: CO

I first stepped foot into Colorado when I visited the four corners. Then I drove on what used to be US666, but is now US491. Found that out by comparing an older atlas with a new one. The time I spent there was breath taking, but the sign ironically named Colorado as a “colorful state”, but the sign was brown as were the surroundings. I’m sure there are more colorful places in the state, but the simple irony of the sign made me smile. As I drove, I got on US191 and headed toward Utah. Drivers were friendly and courteous. I definitely want to go back. Sadly, I didn’t have enough time to explore more….

There’s so much to see in Colorado that, no matter what you’re interested in, you’re likely to find it in Colorado. Mountains, sunshine, farmland, sand dunes, Native American artifacts, wildlife, and every kind of outdoor sport imaginable are here. To learn more about living in Colorado or moving here, visit the http://www.Highrground.com blog.

i have a step sister there and my aunt used to live there so dont know what area it was in. but it was to long ago. so have to see again for fun. and maybe with family.

IT SNOWED LIKE CRAZY!!!!!!! I loved every minute of it. Very nice place.

Woo hoo…trip is planned for January!

Nice

I live in this beautiful state!

AMAZING adventure! I can’t wait to go back :)

I am amazed at how much the terrain and scenary changes as you drive through Colorado.Mountains,deserts,canyons..this state has covered them all.And then its littered with towns like Boulder and Aspen which are hip and happening.Great food in Boulder!

I don’t even like cold weather, but Colorado is absolutely breath-taking. I first visited Colorado Springs about 12 years ago, and hubby and I were in Ft. Collins (to do the Odell and New Belgium breweries) and Beaver Creek last winter – that’s actually where he proposed :)