Visit Colorado in May !!! Its fun they said !!!
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Might not be fun, but it sure is pretty!! We were 20 degrees here this morning. So winter is widespread.
Makes you wonder about "they".....huh!
“They” would no longer be friends of mine, LOL!
We're taking our first trip to Colorado in exactly 1 month --- better not be like that 
where in Colorado?
Very nice , looks like a postcard
Early June is a nice time to visit the mountains. Temps at Crested Butte should be in the mid-50's to 60's for highs and down to upper-20's at night. Peak wildflower bloom is in late June through early July (the wildflower festival starts July 5). Lots of stuff to see and do. Depending on the snow pack you might be able to go on a jeep tour but many of the mountain passes with still have snow.Its in Crested-Butte Co
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"THEY" said its also fun in APRIL
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How long do you plan to stay? There are lots of interesting day trips if you have the time.
It's all beach!
It's supposed to be in the 70's this weekend. Snow Monday, maybe Tuesday.
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Love the first shot now what about one in the sun
Hope you have the right clothes with you.
Like the first image - glad I did not take it.
Like the first image - glad I did not take it.
I grew up in Ohio.
Weather like you're experiencing was commonplace.
50 below with the chill factor, no problem.
I loved it.
After moving to Southern California almost 40 years ago, my first year I would go outside in mid 30 degree weather with no jacket.
Locals here thought I was nuts.
I cannot do it anymore.
My body has adapted to this climate.
Anything under 60 degrees the jacket goes on.
Weather like you're experiencing was commonplace.
50 below with the chill factor, no problem.
I loved it.
After moving to Southern California almost 40 years ago, my first year I would go outside in mid 30 degree weather with no jacket.
Locals here thought I was nuts.
I cannot do it anymore.
My body has adapted to this climate.
Anything under 60 degrees the jacket goes on.
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