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A short distance from Colorado Springs, CO rests a small community called Rye, CO where one resident has in his own special way set the map on fire with his story 60 years in the making. Jim Bishop began his labor of love creating what is now known as Bishop’s Castle in 1959, when he purchased a section of land for only $450 just inside the San Isabel National Forest. At the time Bishop was only 15 years old and had a grand vision of creating a space for his family to flou

A short distance from Colorado Springs, CO rests a small community called Rye, CO where one resident has in his own special way set the map on fire with his story 60 years in the making. Jim Bishop began his labor of love creating what is now known as Bishop’s Castle in 1959, when he purchased a section of land for only $450 just inside the San Isabel National Forest. At the time Bishop was only 15 years old and had a grand vision of creating a space for his family to flou

It is about time for me to once again hit the road, this time for my last big camping trip of the year. The air is crisp and cooler and before the leaves of fall begin to truly fall I wanted to get out and explore the beauty around me with a very unique and challenging trip. Heading out toward Colorado from my Texas home I intend on seeing fall in its most amazing form through the leaves and trees which play host to golden tones mixed with amber hues. Unlike many areas of