Last Dollar Road, between Ridgway and Telluride, Colorado. Heading down Last Dollar Road we just had to stop for this view. In 1989 I climbed Mount Sneffels, the peak on the far left of the image with my good friend Harry. When we got to the top I was exhausted. It was a little humiliating to see a father and his seven-year-old son sitting there fresh as the morning eating lunch and me huffing and puffing. 14,000+ feet will do that to you. We shared some stories with them while eating our lunches. On the way down I reinjured the meniscus in my right knee, or was it the left? Fortunately, we had ridden our bikes up to 12,000 feet and hidden them behind a large boulder. Riding down to our camp at 6,000 was a very nice and welcome cruise. Back to the present, on this day it was very pleasant to see the area in its fall finery. Thanks for indulging in my reminiscing and for looking. G
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6 thoughts on “Last Dollar Road, Ridgway, Telluride, Colorado”
Be still my heart.
Thank you, Judy. I hope you are well. G
Must have got better if you cannot remember which knee. Hope it’s good now.
Both knees work well. I even had surgery but still, have to look for the minute scar to remember. Thanks, Alison. G
Spectacular
Thank you Jamie. G