Today Trish and I drove from Salina, Kansas, to Grand Junction, Colorado. (681 miles) we are on our way to Orem, Utah for a week of workshop and performance events.
As soon as we started up into the mountains west of Denver, we were surprised to be face to face with snow everywhere!
It came through here last night and we drove through the surviving rain across western Kansas on our way today.
Ski slopes were open and active. We watched skiers at Breckinridge as we drove past the multitude of slopes there. After we passed the Eisenhower Tunnel, the snow got thicker. This may be the last skiing snowstorm this year.
By the time we arrived in Grand Junction, all the snow was gone and we comfortably ate supper in outdoor seating where the temperature was in the high sixties.
There is a lot of public art in downtown Grand Junction. We enjoyed taking. Good walk through town before resting for the night and more driving tomorrow.
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