Last will and testament

If you’re reading this, then it can mean only one thing…

I’ve trekked off into the rugged wilderness alone, and I may already be dead. Blood thirsty bears, coyotes, and rabid jackalopes await me. But rest assured. I’ll have my swiss army knife with me.

I’ve been told by concerned friends and family not to wander off alone. As a compromise to their advice, I am hereby notifying the world of my intentions: I’m off for my first hike!

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Here’s where I’ll be in case of emergency:

Red Rocks Park & Amphitheatre
Trading Post
17900 Trading Post Road
Morrison, CO 80465

Please (Mom) don’t call them inquiring of my whereabouts until after 6pm, Mountain Time. That’s when I should return, bearing many pictures and hopefully another new outlook on life.

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8 responses to “Last will and testament”

  1. Lynda Avatar
    Lynda

    I read this not sure whether to fall off my chair laughing, especially after my email this morning, or happy to know you listened! 😉 I hope your day was as beautiful as the day is here! Can’t wait for pictures and to hear all about your hike. You picked a great place!

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  2. Sarah Avatar
    Sarah

    Ah, a good day for a hike too. My family and I went for a hike today at Rabbit Mountain Open Space. Let us know how it was!

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  3. Jules Avatar
    Jules

    Incredibly beautiful! One way or another you will undoubtedly meet your maker there!

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  4. Rob Avatar
    Rob

    Sorry, Jules, I cheated a bit. That pic isn’t from my hike! I just scavanged it off the net. But all the pics in the next post were mine, I promise!

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  5. Jules Avatar
    Jules

    That’s still where you were though, right?

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  6. Rob Avatar
    Rob

    I’m not sure where that picture was taken. I was just in the foothills here. 😐

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  7. Terri Avatar
    Terri

    Too funny…

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  8. Lynda Avatar
    Lynda

    This picture reminds me of the Alps, or possibly somewhere in Pakistan. It is beautiful, no matter where it is.

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