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Published: October 23rd 2006
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We're on our final six week stretch with a town that I've become to love and hate all in same breath. It's a place that leaves me speechless with its extensive trails and hide-aways, all essentially in our backyard. But, it's also a place where I've seen myself loose my patience and cringe at the over the top manicured town that I've been calling home. That's exactly what it is though, it has become home. There are people here that I've known for a short time, but feel like I've known a life time. It's a town where playing is at the top of the list and working is there to pay the bills, feed the tummy and help contribute to the next big trip. Yeah, it's expensive here and we have sacrificed a lot, but it's really one of the coolest places to live, I think.
Soon enough though, we'll have our not so reliable Alpine Focus packed to the brim and be pulling out of this mountain town for the long road "home." That'll be a trip. We'll be actually spending enough time to remember how it was, or still is, before we left those years ago.
From there
will be the next big adventure to Asia. So, stay connected and watch where the road takes us....
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julien
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Yo Hippies!
What are you trying to do, make the NYC Folk Jump out our windows? God damn I wish I wasn't so Type A...I wish I was there chilling and enjoying myself. Gotta run...phone!