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To anyone not accustomed to view all the wonders there are in this old world of ours, perhaps the trip from Denver to Craig, Colorado would inspire the uninitiated more than any other highway on this terrestrial sphere for here trains of the broad guage, the very same cars as run over our level prairies climb the lofty rugged Rockies to a height of 11,600 feet above sea level, where perpetual snow invites you to an after dinner snowballing even though your neighbor or the fellow next to you be a cranky grouch. His presence there is an invite to you to once more play the boy and stick some snow down under his collar, any way you will try to do so, for your animation of school days when you would rather snowball than study again crops out at the sight of the beautiful snow on Corona's lofty height just after crossing Colorado's sandy desert. On our outward trip from Denver to Routt County, Colorado where we spent ten of the most pleasant days of our life visiting and trying to improve our physical condition witli our son in-law and daughter who will be remembered in Exira as Mr. and Mrs. John Hicks, we were obliged to follow the only highway of commerce to that far-off country-because of its supposed impassable mountains and its deep declivities-so took a ticket on the Moffat Road which by many is called the "Eighth
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