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Moving Across Colorado

by JessPosted in Colorado, WanderLog

Travel Dates: June 30-July 5, 2018

We made it out of Idaho! We had quite a few family adventures planned so it almost felt like we hadn’t started our “big” trip yet, but we enjoyed it along the way.

We had reservations to meet family in Rocky Mountain National Park over the weekend which gave us time to slowly move through Colorado.

For the last three years we’ve been working Andrew through the Cub Scout program. It’s taken a lot of hard work and dedication (since most of it was done on our own as we traveled) but it paid off last spring when he earned his Arrow of Light! We had amazing Den and Pack leaders this last year in Idaho and Hawaii which helped us push through both Webelos and Arrow of Light in less than a year (advancements that are harder to do on our own). Pretty incredible, and we are incredibly grateful for their support! As Andrew has a history of scouting on both sides of the family (more Eagles than I can probably count) we are going to keep going with the Scout program even when the LDS church drops their support at the end of 2019. We love everything he’s learning as a scout and are excited to support him all the way through!

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Happy Independence Day! We spent some of this evening on a small mountain bike loop in the hills above Steamboat Springs. I love this country, and I suspect you other Americans do too. I love it not because it is free of issues, but because I believe that we can work together to improve it, and that is still an unfortunately rare thing in this world. It would be easy to believe that we are all divided with extreme views. I’ve been all over this country and met lots of folks, and I just don’t believe that. Media, both mass and social, is a poor platform for nuanced discussion of complex issues. I believe that this country is by and large filled with good, loving people of many political persuasions. I invite you to join me in this belief by learning to get to know your neighbors better, not in effort to find disagreement but in effort to find common belief. I believe our common views are far greater than our differences.

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