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The fog was thick this morning at 5,280 feet. For those not in the know, that’s one mile above sea level. My lungs feel a slight tightening pinch as I step outside, but I shake it off. I have adventure ahead of me.<\/p>\n

I rev up the truck engine, navigate my way out of the Mile High City<\/a>\u00a0toward Interstate 70 and the incredible Rocky Mountains. No more than five minutes on the road and I’m above the fog, with nothing but crisp blue morning skies ahead.<\/p>\n

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It’s funny that I’ve never been on this road before, since Colorado is my neighbor to the East. Regardless, I’m just happy to be back in the mountains. Armed with a fun new app and my girlfriend TP in the passenger seat, I hyperlapse<\/a> my way through the Rockies for a weekend full of new adventures.
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