The next day we rode back down the mountain. We stopped just outside of Golden on 6th Avenue for a hike up the hills that we had seen people on the day before. Erin was convinced that there was a trail that went up and around the mountain. However, after scrambling up the hillside on a poorly maintained trail we found something a little different. It was an old aqueduct that people had been using as a trail. Some parts of it included a cement barrier with a long drop off the side, while other parts just had a few boards over the dry canal. It was exciting, but a little worrisome in parts. After our hike we had a delicious lunch in old town Golden and then rode home.
The following weekend my parents arrived as part of their current road trip. Though they had some trouble getting here in between our crazy weather, the late season snow didn't cause too many difficulties. It was wonderful to see them and spend time with them. We had several delicious meals together including one at my aunt and uncle's place and a few that I fixed up. It also gave my dad and I some time to work on the engineering program that we've been developing over the past couple of months. It's likely to be the last time we get to see my parents until we come back for a visit next summer.
This past weekend has been relatively quiet with a school party that Erin and I went to on Friday and Erin's book club on Sunday. During these past two weeks we've been on a roller-coaster ride in regards to selling Erin's condo. We have gotten offers and backup offers that later fall through and every day seems to bring something different. We're still hoping something will work out, but will adapt if we need to rent the place while were away. In the mean time we'll continue to enjoy Colorado, our friends and our family.
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