After just over 30 hours from San Francisco on the Greyhound bus
(actually 3 buses) we reached Denver where we have been visiting Lindsay and
Olaf who moved here from South Africa. More on our Greyhound experiences in a later
blog we promise.
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| Megan After A Swim |
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| Kyle At Skate City |
It has been great catching up on their lives and getting to know the kids, Kyle and Megan.
We have been fortunate enough to spend time with them as they are on school holidays – we even got to watch Kyle doing some speed skating practice.
Lins and Jean have spent many hours out on the veranda reminiscing over
a glass or 3 of wine about school days, ESSA (explorers’ society of South
Africa), Ballroom and other fun times in their 20’s. They were shocked to work out that they have
known each other for 33 years now!
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| Olaf, Jean & Anthony Diving Up To Mt Evans |
Olaf drove us around the mountains surrounding Denver. Such beautiful countryside less than an hour
away!
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| Mountain Bighorn Sheep In Denver Mountain Parks |
Other outings around Denver have included a visit to a popup market near
the city which has a South African foodstall (Jozi’s Shebeen). Lindsay made some melkterts for them to sell
and we indulged in some Saffer fare while we were there.
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| Lindsay at Jozi's Shebeen with her friends Denise and Robin |
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| Mini Cup South African Melkterts ready to sell |
We also took a walk around the downtown area of Denver CBD and visited the
newly revamped Union Station.
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| Red Rocks Amphitheatre |
Another
day we took a drive to the local Red Rock Amphitheatre which was fun to walk around.
And so, after hugs all round – including the 2 new
kitten arrivals, we said goodbye to the Wyberneits and we are heading down to
Colorado Springs and Albuquerque where we will be trying couch surfing for the
first time ever……
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| Jean, Lindsay, Anthony - Celebrating 33 years With Blue Sparkling Wine |
Miss you guys already.
ReplyDeleteMiss you guys already.
ReplyDeleteI've heard about that blue sparking wine! With blueberries, right? Red Rock Ampitheatre looks beautiful. Great installment guys! :-)
ReplyDeleteHey Louise. Yes, I think it involved blueberry infusion. I must admit I was sceptical at first but it was really nice. And the colour is stunning especially when the light hits it. Jean
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