Ben (Stuhl) and I got a late start on Saturday morning and decided to stop at the Colorado Railroad Museum in Golden, on our way up to Keystone, where the Lab and their SOs were finishing up their ski runs and starting in on the cases upon cases of beer that everyone had the wonderful forethought to bring.
You can watch a sad attempt at making a little movie of silly wii-ness here. (it will load in a new window)
The switches keeps Ben in the lab late at night....
Another view. Why not?
Students in the mist. Boulder Creek when it's 2 degrees F from little bridge behind the rec center.
Who are those hotties behind the caboose? And why is he wearing such big gloves? Right, the WIND. Who doesn't love a good Chinook?
BKS, as viewed from one viewing car to another.
Yes, that's a 6' tall man standing in front of 6' tall wheels. CB&Q 5629 4-8-4 CB&Q 6/1940 is a HUGE train.
Us, in front of the above mentioned HUGE train. Hooray for the auto timer. No one else was dumb enough to be outside that day.
A cool mesa near Golden, CO.
BKS, Temporary Train Engineer AKA Neo.
A HUGE orange snow plow that goes in front of a train after being weighted down with a ton or so or rocks.
There were a lot of trains at the museum. It was cool.
Ye Labers and hangers-on lining up for spaghetti dinner.
Mmmm. Food. 'Nuf said.
David, from Denmark, in a hot tub in the f'n cold mountains of Colorado.
BKS in the hot tub.
Gretchen in the hot tub.
Deena (me, BKS's girlfriend) in the hot tub. (someone else took this one, obviously)
Impressive mountains from the driveway of the monster-sized house.
The front door of the monster-sized house.
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