It's hard to believe that we have been on the road for 52 days. It's gone by so very fast and our travels are now taking us back west! We got a jump start on our journey to Denver following our meetings at Wichita State University and ended up seeing a mind blowing sunset from our RVs before we stopped for the night at The Sundowner West Campground in Salina, Kansas.
The pictures don't really do the sunset justice, but it was one of the most amazing sunsets that we've ever witnessed in our lives!
After a night of work and sleep (and FINALLY doing our laundry!), we hopped into our RVs and departed on our 7 hour drive to Denver, Colorado. Our ride was nice and peaceful. The planes are beautiful and the Rocky Mountains are mesmerizing. We arrived in Denver and parked for the evening at The Dakota Ridge RV Park. We spent the rainy evening prepping for our two important meetings over the next two days.
Tomorrow we will be meeting with Lee Worley who founded the Theatre Studies Program in 1972 at Naropa University in Boulder. She was also a founding member, actress and teacher in Joseph Chaikin's Open Theater. On Friday we are very excited to meet with Anthony Radich who has served as the Executive Director of the Western States Arts Federation (WESTAF) since 1996. WESTAF is a 13-state regional arts organization that sponsors programs and projects in the areas of cultural policy, diversity, technology, arts research and state-level arts advocacy.
We are looking forward to learning some incredible knowledge during our stay in Denver!
I am happy to hear that kansas gave you a spectacular sunset. We have seem the most amazing sunsets in Manhattan. How was the drive across western Kansas? Flat? : ) xoxo
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