Funny you should mention so many Vanagons in Denver.  Yesterday I returned
home to Connecticut from Denver.  I went skiing the day before at Arapahoe
Basin.  Late season skiing; only the hard-core are left.  There in the
parking lot of A-Basin are 3 Westy's, pop tops up, skis and snowboards being
unloaded. Looked as though they had been camping in the lot.  It was cold at
A-Basin at 2:00 in the afternoon, musta been cccold in those Westys at
night.  If only I were 25 again...

Gary
----- Original Message -----
From: "Andy Yarnell" <Andrew.Yarnell@KIMLEY-HORN.COM>
To: <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM>
Sent: Thursday, May 22, 2003 2:42 PM
Subject: What to do in Denver when...

> I will start by saying I normally do not write the list every time I see
> another Vanagon, that would be ridiculous.
> But returning from the DMV today I was within a few blocks of my office
> building in downtown Denver, when I
> spot a blue Vanagon GL (one I test drove last year BTW) so I jump behind
> him, then I pass a gold 198?
> (round headlights) Westy pulling out of a parking spot on the street.
> This was quite a rare occurrence for me.
> There are a lot of Vanagons in Colorado, but this was a first for me.
> The only time you see that many Vanagons
> in one spot is when driving by Ken Morgan's shop, Zoran's house, the
> Bug-In, Blazer's shop, or JDB Imports.
> I just thought it was cool to see 3 Vanagons all driving in downtown
> Denver on 14th St. all at the same time.
> I realize in California and the PNW this happens all the time.
> Happy Motoring!
> Andy Yarnell
> 1989 Vanagon Carat Wolfsburg Edition
> 1987 Vanagon GL Wolfsburg Edition (For Sale)
>