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Final Stop ... Colorado

Our last stop on our RV trip was Colorado. I found a newer RV campground/glamping spot in Granby and it looked just like our speed. 

But first, we stayed a night in Laramie, WY and spent a day in their downtown. It felt so good to walk around and explore a town, do a little shopping and we even ate out for the FIRST TIME in since the start of this crazy pandemic. And we had the BEST PIZZA ever. 

We've been on a hunt for a new bike for Alice, since she's outgrown hers'. We had high hopes at this bike shop, but because of the pandemic, you can't buy a new bike anywhere ... even in a small town in Wyoming. 


When booking the trip, I thought ahead. I imagined we'd be DONE sleeping in an RV and want a little comfort, so we booked a small cabin at this Colorado RV park, and the golf cart to drive around in. 



It was a luxury to be in one place with a REAL bed and laundry and no where to drive for a few days. 

And the kids enjoyed driving lessons in the golf cart! 


These cabins are for sale and would be IDEAL if we lived in Denver and wanted a play house out in the mountains. But too far for us to invest in. 

After being rested and seeing a rainstorm come over the mountains we jumped back in the car for the two day trek HOME! 



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