Pagosa Springs Colorado Hot Springs

It looks most unusual John....Space aliens around the corner?

It almost looks fake in a way, like the dude that built the mountian in the Close Encounters movie... lol

Good evening, John. Talk about a natural hot tub. I envy you. I would like to do that myself...

I hear the wild calling once again...I too need to sit in one of nature's hot tubs and stare at the endless sea of stars. This sounds like the perfect place to do it...

Did you make the trip recently? If so, good for you...deserving.

John, That is a cool photo!  A soak in a hot spring sounds really relaxing about now!

John,

I hope you and Debbie are a wonderful vacation.  You two deserve the best!

John - That is an astonishing scene.  You have the peak placed near what seems the epicenter of the clouds.  It gives a powerful looking effect.  I love hotsprings, hot tubs, jacuzzi's or spas which provide hydrotherapy.  I somethimes visit Genoa, Nevada, which has David Walley's hotsprings.  But usually I simply take in the spa at either my health center, or in my backyard. . .I like my water perfectly heated to 102.5 degrees!

John, hope you and Debbie are enjoying some wonderful and well deserved time away!   Relax and do something fun!

John, sounds spiritual and relaxing. It reminds me, In Italy we've gone several tomes to bath in the "Aqua Caldo", hot sulfer waters from the volcano's.

John, what a graet photo.  If it turns out to be the Fountain of Youth, please let us inow.

Six hours in a local Hot Springs sounds like some sort of record. Such wonderful healing qualities!

I love hot springs, sounds like you had a great time!

That sounds like a great thing to do in February!! It's been a scorcher around here lately!! Glad you and Debbie had a chance to relax and enjoy each other!! :))

Hopefully you both feel healed from the stress of running an Albuquerque Real Estate office! Have fun!

That looks so soothing and relaxing.  You deserve the break from the hectic real estate life!

We used to have great ones here for years. You could go, grab some rocks and enjoy the surroundings. Then the government got involved and made them a tourist trap with tubs, and rooms and now they are crime ridden places you wouldn't want to take your family unless you want to get robbed and see and hear things you never want to see.

John ~ After all of the 35 acre parcels I walked over the weekend, I think I'll be going there tonight.   ;)

John,

That is so neat to be able to see this and experience it. Thanks for sharing. :)

Steve

John,

I didn't know about this one! It's going on my Bucket List! You share so many wonderful moments with your wife together and then you share a piece of your journey together here on ActiveRain. I really enjoy how the two of you live your life and share many blessings together with us.

You and Debbie are role models for all the children in your family and all the members here on ActiveRain.

What a beautiful blog and photo journal!