OVERNIGHT # 12 A-LODGE BOULDER ROOM

 Hi, Due to the very cold temperatures, we decided to get a room at the A-Lodge Boulder. Since we had paid for the car camping, they were kind to apply what we had paid towards a room. So we camped inside this night. Warm, dry and comfortable room!

The furnace is a little noisy, so we took our sleeping bag into the room and slept very well!
There is a cute little table area that was good for a place to sit and sip a late night beer.



The room includes a microwave, coffee pot, and refrigerator which makes it possible to enjoy a simple breakfast in the morning. 

This location is perfect for exploring Boulder.  The Pearl Street Mall is just 2 miles away and there you can find art galleries, cafes, and boutiques. 
The University of Colorado Boulder  has the Fiske Planetarium and Museum of Natural History.

On the way home we saw unusual rainbows which were strips of color on each side of the sun. I wasn't able to catch a good picture of the rainbows.




LAZY CAMPING: Make a quiche at home and reheat in the microwave by the slice. 
Recipe:  Into a pie plate with crust place bacon bits then sliced cooked potatoes, season with salt, pepper and ranch seasoning. Next add 2 cups of grated cheese, mix in 2 tablespoons flour. Now to 1 cup egg beaters, add 1/2 cup milk, 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce, 1/4 teaspoon salt and 1/8 teaspoon pepper and pour all over the cheese mixture. Bake 350 degrees for 35 minutes or until no giggle.

Have a good day and night,
💕 50 Plus Lazy Campers


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