October 2006 - Posts

• 28 Oct 2006 Saturday

  Once again, we went into Salida for some entertainment. This time, it was an annual variety show held at the Steam Plant to benefit the Steam Plant and it's operations. The talent was basic small town, with a few really talented folks. The Emcees (a couple Read More... Posted Saturday, October 28, 2006 2:57 PM by Teresa Koransky | 0 Comments

• 27 Oct 2006 Friday

  We went into Salida again for some live music. We went to Bongo Billy's again, this time to hear jazz artists Chuck and Theano Lamb . They are some very talented musicians and, we overheard, they are from the Vail Valley. After the show, we talked to Read More... Posted Friday, October 27, 2006 2:56 PM by Teresa Koransky | 0 Comments

• 22 Oct 2006 Sunday

  We finally got to spend a day in Salida yesterday. We've gone several times since we've been here, but it's been to pick up something and run back to the trailer. Yesterday we went into town for a presentation on "What Everyone Should Know About Read More... Posted Sunday, October 22, 2006 2:21 PM by Teresa Koransky | 0 Comments

• 19 Oct 2006 Thursday

  We stumbled onto a Bluegrass Jam on Thursday nights happening at our local Cotopaxi Store . This was the first night for it and they had 6 people playing and about 10 in the audience. About half of the musicians that played tonight were professionals Read More... Posted Thursday, October 19, 2006 2:19 PM by Teresa Koransky | 0 Comments

• 17 Oct 2006 Tuesday

  Andrew and I have moved the trailer down to an RV park on the river. Our property will not be ready for us and we are not ready for what could be a very nasty winter here. At the RV park, we have water and electrical hookups and INTERNET ACCESS!! Even Read More... Posted Tuesday, October 17, 2006 12:15 PM by Teresa Koransky | 0 Comments

• 15 Oct 2006 Sunday

  We can't get on our property, so we will probably stay at an RV park in the valley over the winter. Since we don't have a well on the property, we now have to get water from a neighbor, haul it in a big cooler and a jug up to where we are, then slowly Read More... Posted Sunday, October 15, 2006 12:13 PM by Teresa Koransky | 0 Comments