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Sandstone Ranch Open Space
On the way home from Rocky Mountain National Park, I stopped and hiked four miles at a new open space north of Palmer Lake. It was about 80°, and clear, but a nice breeze off the mountains kept things from … Continue reading
Crested Butte
The area around Crested Butte is world famous for its variety and quantity of wildflowers. There’s a festival every summer, which we wanted no part of. We arranged to visit the weekend after. We weren’t the only ones with that … Continue reading
Palmer Lake Reservoirs
I took an early-morning, five-mile, three-and-a-half hour hike on the Palmer Lake Reservoir Trail on July 4. Here’s some of what I saw.
Fall in the Rockies
We headed out fairly early on Saturday morning—to beat the crowds and the rain that was forecasted for the afternoon. We drove south along the Front Range to Florence, then headed back north along Phantom Canyon Road. There were huge, … Continue reading
Quick Trip to Columbus
We were planning on eating dinner downtown along the river at a restaurant that overlooks the fountain. But when we took a second look at the menu, we decided to go elsewhere. We ended up at Spaghetti Warehouse where there … Continue reading