Tuesday, September 19, 2006
Pueblo to Ordway
Pueblo appears to be economically depressed, but a lot of effort has gone into the center of town, which is on both sides of the Arkansas River. Below is a view of the library.
This is David racing through downtown Pueblo.
We took it easy for a day, as we only needed to get 65 miles to Ordway, the next place to stay. We stopped in "historic Union Street" in downtown Pueblo for real lattes in real cups.
We stopped in the afternoon for a root beer float at the cafe in Olney Springs. But we declined the invitation to spend the rest of our lives there.
Crossing the massive rail yard in Pueblo.
This is David racing through downtown Pueblo.
We took it easy for a day, as we only needed to get 65 miles to Ordway, the next place to stay. We stopped in "historic Union Street" in downtown Pueblo for real lattes in real cups.
We stopped in the afternoon for a root beer float at the cafe in Olney Springs. But we declined the invitation to spend the rest of our lives there.
Crossing the massive rail yard in Pueblo.
