Welcome to Colorado!

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We now live in beautiful South Fork, Colorado where we do a lot of skiing. We work at Foothills Lodge and Cabins so if you want to come see the stunning San Luis Valley for yourself, just let us know because we know of a great place to stay!

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Friday, February 11, 2011

Our SUPER Long Fleece Hats

When we weren't able to find any weird/cool ski hats in the stores around here, I got online and discovered these REALLY great hats made by a man in Virginia named Ryan Williamson.  His company is called TheMouseWorks and you should really check out his unique polar wear.  Not only is it made from recycled fleece, Ryan also generates nearly ZERO trash because he recycles everything, and he sleeps outside most of the time!  An interesting fella to say the least.  Anyway, my dear friend Elizabeth got Ken and I each a hat for Christmas and now they are the only hats we wear skiing.  They are so long, 4 feet long to be exact, that you can wrap the tail around your face and neck as a scarf or you can let it fly and slap people with it as you ski past them.  We get LOTS of compliments on them.  Here are a few pics of us wearing our hats at WCSA yesterday:





 Ken taking a little break.  His beard is getn long!!
 Ken showing off the bottoms of his Faction skis.  Snicker.

Me sitting proudly by my Fatypus E-motion skis.  I LOVE LOVE LOVE them!
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  1. JoyFebruary 17, 2011 at 6:30 AM

    Hi Jen and Ken! What a neat idea of being able to wrap the tail end of the hat around your neck--or not. Smart! I can just picture them straight out in back as you are flying down the slope. Our snow is melting (yea!)

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  2. JenMarch 9, 2011 at 7:52 PM

    Hi Joy! Our hats are so much fun! They are so warm than unless it's really cold out, we don't wear them.

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