Snow fell throughout the week of Christmas on the Colorado Front Range. But this week is supposed to see highs in the 50s, so everything will start melting and we can shovel everything out.
Mountain Air Ranch had its New Years Eve party last night with 120 attendees. The party ran until after 2am with live band, champagne for toasting the New Year, and a chocoloate fountain with fruit, cookies, pretzels and other dipping goodies. There was a prime rib and salmon dinner before the dance. Those who stayed overnight in lodge rooms, trailers, and sleeping bags in the club house enoyed a sunny, chilly morning in the hot tub and a continental breakfast
at 10am.
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