Anyone ever lived in Colorado?

[7stw]

I used to help a ranch in plattville co not to far from greely, kinda remote not much there. I'd check the ft Collins area myself. It's an outdoorsman's dream. Be sure and start applying for a shiras moose tag. Walden's not that far. Good luck.

 

[hard_r]

Colorado is in my top 3 non-oklahoma states to live if I get a choice.

 

[Wheel Gun]

#2 son lives in Golden and attends the CO School of Mines. He loves the place and we enjoy Golden very much when we visit him.

 

[68_GTX]

Not much help for that part of the state, we lived near Peyton, CO (east of Colorado Springs). We moved from there to OK - it took over five years before we decided we weren't going to move back... In CO everyone is into outdoor activities and there is something to do in all seasons. East of the front range when you get a blizzard, in three or four days all of the roads are clear and dry, we've had BBQs on our deck for Christmas and New Years - and gotten snowed on while camping/4wheeling in the mountains on the 4th of July... If we move to a different state the whole family is united that it will only be Colorado.

 

[Shriner]

Mom has only one move left in her and thats back to colorado !

 

[67square]

If you move to Loveland eat at The Black Steer i sure miss that place.

 

[Cohiba]

Not where you're talking about(Greely) but I did live in Cortez......SW tip of Colorado. Still have a few acres up from Dolores going toward Telluride.


Cohiba

 

[faler55]

nice place to live was denver in 72 and 1973,lot of hot women,great beer also

 

[twotonevert]

When my wife and I retire, it will be somewhere in southern Colorado. I love that state. Cortez was cool, they have a great little brewery on Main Street.

 

[twotonevert]

When my wife and I retire, it will be somewhere in southern Colorado. I love that state. Cortez was cool, they have a great little brewery on Main Street.