Colorado Trail Ukulele

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484.5 miles later I made it from Denver to Durango along the incredible Colorado Trail, all the while schlepping along my Ukulele. I hope you enjoy this compilation of Matisyahu’s song; Jerusalem.

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Colorado Trail Ukulele

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