Western Colorado is beautiful. Mom, Soapy Smith Duck and I, Zeb the Duck, drove to Redstone, Colorado. Redstone is on the Crystal River. Yesterday we showed you the coke ovens and today we will show you the town.
The Ruby of the Rockies
We went into town and had to stop at the Redstone Art Gallery.
The art gallery looks so inviting
Look at these items of wood.
Natural Top Tamarish Burl with turquoise by Richard Fitzgerald
This is Natural Top Tamarisk Burl with some turquoise. Richard Fitzgerald created them. We love wood. This oil painting, Fall River Refuge, was my favorite.
Fall River Refuge by Cecy Turner
Cecy Turner painted this one.
Redstone is a great town for tourists and residents. We saw hotels and this house was available.
Can we mom??
The back yard reaches to the Crystal River. What a great place to live. Then we saw the company store.
The Company Store in Redstone, Colorado
This store looks more like a large home.
This looks like a friendly place. Come on in
We like Redstone. Walking through town, the windows in the Church at Redstone sure got our attention.
Great windows in the Church at Redstone
White Stallion, by Vicki Branson, is sculpted from beautiful Colorado marble.
White Stallion of Colorado marble by Vicki Branson
This marble is from the nearby Yule Marble mine in Marble, Colorado.
Redstone, Colorado is a little south of Glenwood Springs, in the once isolated Crystal Valley, on the Crystal River. The mountains are spectacular. This road through town is leaving the area of the art gallery, hotels and company store.
Isn’t this a pretty town?
We think you would like Redstone. We did and we want to return soon. For more information on the Redstone Art Gallery visit www.redstoneart.com
Colorado Traveling Ducks 
What a cute town! I love Colorado. I’ve thought of living there.
It is a great place to live. Most of us moved here from elsewhere. You would love it. Thanks for reading and commenting.