Geez where are they taking me. Everytime I get out of the truck I'm expecting to be back home. But noooooo, they have gone mad and appears they are looking for the perfect spot to leave me. Just the other day while walking out of front of them while hiking in the forest I turned to look and they were gone. Not once but twice!!! I came back running only to find them hiding behind trees. I'll never see home again. Then they took me to a town called Durango, I think it's a place where you can give away dogs. Mom let numerous people pet and talk to me but no one would take me. Every chance I can foil their efforts is another chance of making it home. Please post my picture on something if I don't make it back. All is lost..... sigh!
Today started out with an outing on back dirt roads to see the Mexican Hat up close and personal. We were hoping to be able to ride down to the San Juan River, but the descent was very steep with loose sand. We did get to the back side of the Mexican Hat though. After that on to the Valley of the Gods! WONDERFUL RIDE!!! The road through the valley was as perfect as we could ask for for a dirt/sand road. There was one time when my back wheel got a little squirrely on me in deep sand. I was to blame because I was riding in Ray Charles mode (swinging head left and right to catch all the sights) and didn’t pay attention to my immediate surroundings. It was very deep sand! But I made it and Kevin following made it through with no problems. Valley of the Gods is beyond words to describe! I’m so disappointed that my “go pro” camera was not rolling as we drove through the valley. I thought I’d turned it...
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