Day Five: June 14 With Rocky Mountain’s reservation system putting off my park entry until 2:00 in the afternoon, as I described yesterday, I decided to drive Trail Ridge Road from one end to the other this afternoon, stopping at…
Day Four: June 13 Today did not go as planned, although it managed a partial recovery by the end. The drive from Colorado Springs to Estes Park was comparatively short, for a “drive day.” I expected to arrive by noon…
Day 3: June 12 Not a travel day today (although I did note my mileage for the trip report at the bottom of the page). Instead, today was the trip’s first full sightseeing day. I visited the Garden of the…
Day 2: June 11 I expected today to be a drive day without anything noteworthy alone the way, although getting into prettier scenery as I approached the mountains. In fact, I didn’t quite get into the mountains yet, they’re hovering…
Program note: it’s almost funny to look back at my last post and see myself confident about resuming a weekly or semiweekly schedule for my History of the United Offworld Colonies series. I could write a whole blog post in…
Military Base, Star City Sunward Dome The stream was, perhaps, a little too perfectly picturesque to be natural. It tumbled down a short hillside formed from rocky outcroppings to spill into a nicely ornamental pond, and then wandered away across…
This will be a brief recap of events in the History so far; for the details (if you’re up for a lot of reading), the original blog posts are all still available. The Story So Far: 2182 – 84 In…
Hello— As I mentioned at the start of the recent DUTBU archive, I’m going to be getting back to my blog series on the history of the UOC. Since it’s been quite some time since I last posted, I wanted…
Hello there— It’s time for another archive of my daily Twitter post, Dialog Unlikely To Be Used. Before getting to the archive, a quick note about this blog overall: I have neglected it terribly. Looking at the dates, I see…
It’s time for yet another archive of my daily Twitter post, Dialog Unlikely To Be Used #DUTBU. Enjoy! “Yeee-haw! Ride that Galapagos tortoise, cowboy, ride ‘im!” “How could we know? Seriously, who could have anticipated the world would one day…