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		<title>The journey to Silverton</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Yesterday I left a snowy and busy Steamboat Springs to get a easy day of traveling for today on my first trip to Silverton, Colorado.  With a sleepover in Summit County and no ambition to spend this morning on the mountain, I was able to sleep in and hit the road when I had enough time to make it to Silverton before dark. Before today I&#8217;ve never ventured to southern Colorado or even past Glenwood Springs/Aspen area so it was a great drive just to see parts of Colorado I&#8217;ve never been to.  The best part of the drive was heading into the mountain passes.  It reminded me of Washington except a bit sketchier. [singlepic id=7230 w=400 h=267 float=] Driving over Red Mountain Pass was insane and I can&#8217;t imagine it during a snowstorm since there&#8217;s no guardrails and a decent drop if you went off the road.  I went slow and enjoyed the views especially when I started seeing the abandoned mining shacks and areas off the highway. [singlepic id=7229 w=400 h=267 float=] Right before the sun was going down in the mountains, I made it to Silverton!  Definitely a quiet mountain town nestled in between high peaks and [&#8230;]]]></description>
		
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		<title>Betsy the Toyota Tacoma</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Along each journey a snowboarder makes, there is one consistent and reliable mode of transportation that gets you from home to shredding.  For me, a truck named Betsy the Toyota Tacoma has made every journey, every snowboard trip and has safely brought me home each time.  I bought her brand new in 2004 and now 24,000 dollars later I have just made my final payment.   [singlepic id=5167 w=448 h=298 float=] I figured if my truck had a name, it might last longer and treat me better.  She&#8217;s been along for the journey of being dependent to independent.  I knew when I bought her that I needed to buy a manual, that I drove too often in the snow and being able to downshift through snowy conditions would be beneficial, unfortunately for me when I bought her I couldn&#8217;t drive a stick-shift, I never learned so I bought my brand new truck without ever driving it (thanks dad for test driving it for me).  As soon as I got home, I learned to drive it on the street I grew up on&#8230;stalling it a lot.   After a day of learning to drive a stick-shift, I hit the highway and [&#8230;]]]></description>
		
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