We took the SUV back to the Suzuki dealer after Ray took it for a drive
last night after our expensive tire replacements and we STILL had the whirring
sound. Kelly hoped to get there before Ray (Kelly had the rental car) and Kelly
had little coffee...but Ray beat her there and the manager ran out immediately
as Ray arrived and he and a technician took the car immediately for a ride. Of
course then THEY heard the whirring sound and offered to pay the day rental fee
and hurried to get the parts needed and ended up replacing 3 wheel bearings.
What a surprise since we told them the OTHER garage had said that was what was
needed to begin with! UGH. Well, we ended up returning the rental and picking
up Suzie the Suzuki around 5pm and took off out of Fort Collins. We appreciated
the hospitality there (not all the red lights) but we wanted to get some
distance between us. We drove 3 hrs and are now in Burlington Colorado for the
night.
We took the rental and headed to Estes Park which was a recommended site. We loved the town. In the mountains, lovely lake that we COULD walk the dogs around and we met a nice couple from Missouri who gave us suggestions on what to see. We saw Elk laying under a tree and Kelly jumped 2 feet but didn't run when she saw a baby snake (this is huge improvement on her part). We then headed for Rocky Mountain National Park. What gorgeous mountains, valleys, etc. It was in close contest with Yellow Stone. We saw more Elk there but alas, no bears, big horn sheep or cougars. These are the 3 critters we have not seen yet.:{
We took the rental and headed to Estes Park which was a recommended site. We loved the town. In the mountains, lovely lake that we COULD walk the dogs around and we met a nice couple from Missouri who gave us suggestions on what to see. We saw Elk laying under a tree and Kelly jumped 2 feet but didn't run when she saw a baby snake (this is huge improvement on her part). We then headed for Rocky Mountain National Park. What gorgeous mountains, valleys, etc. It was in close contest with Yellow Stone. We saw more Elk there but alas, no bears, big horn sheep or cougars. These are the 3 critters we have not seen yet.:{
I think Estes Park is a definite place to return to someday and spend some
time there.
Gorgeous mountain town.
We are heading tomorrow for to see the World's Largest Ball of Twine in
Kansas. If all goes well we will be home on Sunday.
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