Yesterday, the bunch of us piled into several cars, and headed first to The Delectable Egg, in Westminster, CO. This was our Birthday Brunch for the twin ladies. Melissa took excellent care of our large group, and we continued the fine conversations from last night.
Afterwards, five of us headed to Boulder, where we first went up to the Flatiron area, on Flagstaff Mountain. We got a fine view of UC- Boulder, below.
The twins and their men are thoroughly impressed with the view.
Our next stop was Boulder Canyon. The falls trail was closed, but we got some nice views from the fence, anyway.
The imp in me was sorely tempted to hop the fence and be photo’d inside the hole in the rock!
We capped a perfect outing with a visit to Pearl Street Mall, for ice cream, hot Puer tea, and an hour’s worth of browsing. A didgereedoo player added to the festivities, as did a bubble man and a violinist.
There is something for everyone in Boulder.
A Sagittarian Seeker 
A definite likeness here, Gary with your brother! The canyon shots are great, and show why it’s called Boulder! Did you see evidence of fires?
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My sister-in-law’s boyfriend looks a bit like me, but he is not my biological brother. he is a fine man, though. We saw the detritus of fires from last year. This year’s blazes were not up here, but more around Colorado Springs.
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You seem to have had a wonderful time. And the photos are so awesome.
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I am sorry that your reply disappeared, Angy. I did indeed have a great time!
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O.k. I wrote a reply to you earlier and then I logged on below and when I came back, that is not there
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That boulder looks like a giant vertebra! I’ve not spent much time in that area, it looks nice.
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That is indeed what it resembles. 🙂
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Beautiful scenery and wonderful company…can”t ask for a better day than that!
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This past weekend was indeed wonderful in both respects. I am glad for the company I had today, as well.
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Boulder Canyon looks right up my alley.
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It is one of several awesome spots in Boulder. Chautauqua Park and Elodorado State Park are others.
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Nice pics. Nicer time!
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It certainly was, John.
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Great pictures! You sure know how to have a good time with friends. I’d love to do what you do. Have a great weekend! 🙂
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I have learned to just relax, and sometimes take the bitter with the sweet. Thanks, Sandra.
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You’re welcome, Gary! Yeah, I’ve learned that about you. You take and handle it so well. I admired you! 🙂
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