Snobdds
Elite Member
They are everywhere on I-80 in Wyoming. They do work.
They are everywhere on I-80 in Wyoming. They do work.
jyoutz
Super Member
I’m glad that you were able to take that trip. It truly is a gem. Sounds like we almost crossed paths. I’m going to take that trip Saturday with a lady I’m dating. This time of year is so nice with the wildflowers and green landscape. It’s also nice in the fall with the golden aspen leaves. One of the best Rocky Mountain day trips.
Too many Kubotas
Veteran Member
Oops, I read this too late. You drove right by me.
jyoutz
Super Member
Interesting. Where were you?
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Too many Kubotas
Veteran Member
Right here at home getting things done (or trying to) as usual.
Well, I'm assuming you came up here on 84.
jyoutz
Super Member
I boarded at Antonito, CO and drove up 285. Sounds like you are near the other end of the line around Chama?
Too many Kubotas
Veteran Member
Oh, yeah, I forgot that you started at the "wrong end". You were only a nice drive on 64 away.
Oh well, maybe next time.
Oh well, maybe next time.
t1kilo
Bronze Member
Went to this years ago. Very interesting.
Loretto Chapel Miraculous Staircase | Loretto Chapel
Loretto Chapel Museum Miraculous Staircase and Wedding Chapel in Santa Fe
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Sigarms
Super Member
We stopped byWent to this years ago. Very interesting.
Loretto Chapel Miraculous Staircase | Loretto Chapel
Loretto Chapel Museum Miraculous Staircase and Wedding Chapel in Santa Fe
We went it, but in all honesty found the church's method of soliciting beyond being tacky. That said, I guess they deal with to many cheap bas****s who wouldn't donate $5 to the church and wanted to look at the stair case LOL
The Miracle Of The Loretto Chapel Staircase Explained - Grunge
We've all had those moments: We look at something that's designed, constructed, and boggling the mind with its intricacy, asking, "How did they do that?"
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I know when we were in Charleston and Savanah Ga on trips, we would leave a donation at the churches we visited even if not asked for one. Perhaps it's just us, but I'd like to think a church would put funds generated by the curious visiting public to good use.
jyoutz
Super Member
That is no longer an active church owned by the Diocese. It was sold to the hotel next door and it’s a private enterprise.We stopped by
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We went it, but in all honesty found the church's method of soliciting beyond being tacky. That said, I guess they deal with to many cheap bas****s who wouldn't donate $5 to the church and wanted to look at the stair case LOL
The Miracle Of The Loretto Chapel Staircase Explained - Grunge
We've all had those moments: We look at something that's designed, constructed, and boggling the mind with its intricacy, asking, "How did they do that?"
I know when we were in Charleston and Savanah Ga on trips, we would leave a donation at the churches we visited even if not asked for one. Perhaps it's just us, but I'd like to think a church would put funds generated by the curious visiting public to good use.