We headed out of Huerfano County, Colorado, and up Rt. 69, a two-lane road that took us up another 2,000 feet into the mountains.   It is one of the most beautiful drives we’ve experienced in the country…   We stopped in the small town of Gardner where I put up an autographed flier on the community bulletin board in front of the post office.   (In the battle against multi-million dollar advertising — sans the most recent Supreme Court ruling striking down campaign finance reform —  we believe well placed fliers is the grassroots  answer.   Once again, we’re doing this all without paid political consultants.)   Then it was on to Silver Cliff, Colorado (elevation 7,950 feet).   It was Tuesday night and the “town band,” with a strong leaning toward country music, was playing at the Mining Company Restaurant downtown.   Now when I say “town band,” anyone who can play an instrument and/or sing, is welcome to join in each Tuesday night.   And sure enough, every few songs someone else joined in, or had to leave, or…   And I gotta say, no matter what the combination (for the most part), these guys not only sounded good, they had people up dancing –primarily the  ‘Colorado two-step’ — and everything. Note:   I mention (often) putting up campaign fliers on bulletin boards around towns, and the like, as we travel.   And we’re asking our supporters to do the same in their towns.   To down load our flier  …