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August 2014

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The Value of the Spot Tracker

I was reminded once again this past weekend how difficult communication can be while living or hiking in the mountains.  Bryon and his friends from the midwest do a “Boys Backpack” once a summer, usually somewhere in the Rocky Mountains.  Bryon is an amazingly strong hiker, and can hike at…

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Itchy Feet

After living four years on the Front Range of Colorado, one thing is clear — this is a state that attracts people from other places.  As I talk to people who live here, it is rare to meet someone who is actually a Colorado Native.  More commonly, the person moved…

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The Missing Lynx

As I was driving to Lily Lake the other day, a bobcat dashed in front of our car.  It’s always a treat to see any of the wild cats, because more than any other animal, the wild cats of the Rocky Mountains are more elusive than any other.  There are…

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Caribou Ranch

As I was driving to work the other day, I heard that Caribou Ranch had been sold for 32.5 million dollars.  The town of Caribou is located just outside Nederland proper and has a storied history of fame and fortune through the years.  Caribou is located at around 9800 feet…

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