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Magic Town
The front of Magic Town is a store filled with sculptures by Michael Garman. For $3 each, we were given a bag of popcorn and were allowed in the back where Magic Town is located. It’s a miniature city filled … Continue reading
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Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum
We drove downtown to the Colorado Springs Pioneer’s Museum. I went inside to see if they were open on New Years Eve. The friendly woman behind the counter said, “If you want to see the museum this year, today is … Continue reading
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Denver City and County Building
For years, the Denver City and County Building has been lit up at Christmas. After finished the tour of the Botanic Gardens, we drove about five miles to see it. We were deliberately looking for things to do in Colorado as … Continue reading
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Garden of the Gods Again
My wife flew out on Friday. I picked her up in Denver. We spent Saturday touring houses around Colorado Springs with a realtor. After church on Sunday, we went to Garden of the Gods. This was my third visit, although … Continue reading
Castlewood Canyon — West Side
The west end of the park is less developed, but it wasn’t less busy. By early afternoon, when I arrived, the lots were full and the trails were crawling. I hiked to the water fall and then made a big … Continue reading