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After dropping my vehicle off at The Bivvi in Breckenridge, I made my way back to the Waterton Trailhead via an early morning shuttle (to DIA), 2 bus rides (to Union Station and then to Highlands Ranch Town Center) and then a taxi (to trailhead). It was about 2 o'clock when I finally started hiking. It was hot, in the low 90s with little shade. Following South Platte river was very easy hiking. The 'footpath' (it is actually a service road) is wide and accommodating to the many hikers and bikers out for the day. There were bighorn sheep, as well.
Shortly after Strontia Springs Dam (mile 6.2), the 'trail' finally turns into a trail and starts climbing. Strontia Springs Dam was completed in 1983 and is 243 feet high. I took a short break here while watching the bighorn sheep. Camping is not allowed in Waterton Canyon along the South Platte, so I still had a couple more miles of hiking to do.
The trail was no longer flat but it really wasn't that difficult either. It enters the woods past a memorial bench (Lenny's Rest) and starts to switchback to the top. My destination for the night was somewhere near Bear Creek, not too much further.
I arrived at the camp site (mile 8.6) at approximately 1800 (6 o'clock). This is an established camp site with room for several tents. There were 2 tents already there with another one nearby. The creek was flowing and was the water source.
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This cyclist is breaking up into segments, as are the wheels of the bike. This might be due to the reduced protection afforded by the helmet, which is much smaller than that used by regular cyclists.
Birdseye Maple, Walnut. The maple came from the floor of the old O'fallon roller skating rink in St. Charles county, Mo.
Purpleheart segment shell bass (18x14), floor (14x14), and mounted tom (12x8) by Hardbop Drums. Myrtlewood solid snare (14x3.5) by Oregon Drum. 24" Istanbul Agop Signature ride. 19" Spizzichino crash/ride. 15" Bosphorus Master hihats. JCR bells. Axis, DW, and Dunnett hardware.
A very nice and distinct green bottle bottom segment. Because of the 90-degree angle, there is a small area that has not been reached by the rocks that "polish" and "frost" sea glass. This piece is an excellent example showing the difference of how rocks vs. sand polishes sea glass at different rates: sand takes MUCH longer to frost a piece of sea glass.
I attended this box of sorrows for three academic years beginning in Fall 1979. It was not especially sorrowful as Junior Highs go, but they are all madhouses of puberty and as such are a reasonably civilized way of containing a segment of the population with which there is nothing good to do.
The school is gone now, having been closed, then burned, then pulled down. This part now looks like this.
Glad I got a quick snap of the interior when I did.
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