How it's supposed to be

I finally found a place to live. I'm wayyyy out in the country, living in a small house on a farmstead. No sharing walls with anyone. Yay! I can grow some stuff, and my bike stays in the barn. I can see the snow-covered peaks in the distance and probably all the way to Nebraska or Kansas or both. The couple that owns the place lives next door in the farmhouse and are great people. Their dog is getting used to my motorcycle and now just runs alongside me rather than at me. :roflmao:

Even if I were over in Fort Collins, I'd have to commute on the weekends down to the Denver area, and this place is no farther away from my most of my classes than Fort Collins is. It's awesome! Once I get settled I can be out here in solitude and do some writing!

Glad you found your place... Cool... Now if I can just find mine with my job nearby, I'll be stoked... Peace...

Sounds great Abbey,

I'd love to stop by sometime on my way to Sturgis or whatever and help you with your garden ... if you know what I mean.

where did ya wind up at abby? east? son and i were at tmhd this past weekend was a nice ride had me wonderin where ya wound up.

I'm 5 miles north and 8 miles east of Greeley. As the crow flies, from TMHD, go 25 miles east and 5 miles north.

OK, let's see if I can get this to work.

You can't see the mountains in the picture, but you can in real life. Also, that big cloud in the western view is a severe thunderstorm - just got the announcement on the television.

good plains ridin and not far from the "hills" your probably gettin as tired of the wind and rain as i although its green, get time head out east pierce and up through kimball ne, to just south of the wild cat hills to lagrange up to lusk over I 25 north to saville canyon to laramie, down to 287 and home its a long day but nice ride.

Congrats. Very nice.