Scott and Sherry Smithhart Visit Colorado

My brother, Scott and his wife, Sherry, came to Cottonwood Cove to visit us. Scott got up early and went fishing with our friends. Scott, Mike, Mike, Mike and Marvin. We had a fish fry with several of our camping buddies and of course, we had mushrooms.

We all went fishing at Continental Reservoir but did not have any luck. I love the reflection in the water.

Mike, Michelle, Astrid, Scott and Sherry went horseback riding. This was Sherry's first horseback ride. She is ready for, "Cowgirl Up."


Sherry and I saw an old church up on the hill behind Creede and went in search of it. Bob Ford, the person who killed Jesse James, was buried there. His widow eventually moved his body to Missouri.




When we all went mushroom hunting, we stopped to see the view. It was majastic.


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Anonymous said…
Mike / Debbie You realize that Lynn and I went through the same cemetary in Creede the september before.
Lynn'a cousin lives there, south side of the road into town near the tree line. Log home.
December 5, 2008 at 11:08 PM
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