hey ian. i'm originally from lincoln. nice place to grow up in; good place to escape from. hehe yeah you KNOW that "magic stretch" on i-80, do ya... well on a good day it won't be that fragrant. glad you enjoyed my pix. now if i could only get some new meats on my rig so i could actually go get to places in winter and get some more... hopefully happening soon.

 

Fort leasure is not too tough of a school as I've heard. No early morning classes, no late evening classes. This means you can stay up late Drinking,sleep in late, still make it to class and do ok. I don't know this first hand but this seems to be the way all my friends who go there work it. south west co. is so sweet though. Once you come you will never want to leave. It would be hard to drive all the trails around here in one summer. Sick passes to drive.

 

Lots of wheelin in the area. Go to colorado4x4.org

 

Ok, I have to put in a good word for Western State College in Gunnison. I graduated there in 89'. It was an incredible 4 years. I 'm always going back to my favorite spots to wheel, fish and camp. The school is pretty standard in terms of academics. It's 3.5 hrs from Denver. I'm hoping one of my kids will go there someday.

 

Maybe 10 years ago.

It does, and the dorms aren't all that great, either. I looked and UNC, Western, and Ft. Lewis. UNC smells, but they say you get used to it. Western is too cold during the winter, and Gunnison is very small.

I settled on Fort Lewis as my choice. Durango is the best town out of them all, and the Fort isn't such a loser stoner school like it used to be.

 

Well after seeing all the people from Durango.. and hearing how much you like it... and also all the pictures of the town... I decided to apply there hah... looks like a fun place... fort lewis that is

Later Ian

 

forgot to ask you durango fellows... and good 4x4 clubs at fort lewis? or anything like that

Ian

 

There was when I worked there, but it just kinda' fizzled when the guy who ran it graduated. I'm sure if you post in the Student Union Building you could have one up in no time. There are other programs where they go wheel too. Outdoor Pursuits is one of them. They go wheeling, ice climbing, mountain biking, skiing, camping (w/ hotties ), hiking, rock climbing...yeah, you get the idea. Like I said though, you could start up a wheeling club easy.