There’s more than a touch ‘o fall in the air as we slide toward winter and prepare own packs accordingly. Temperatures swing wildly as you walk into the woods in Colorado in October and November, and now being ready means having a couple of essential items on hand in any respect times. 1. Shell: The
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Surfing a pumpkin patch or wandering through a corn maze are often lovely ways to spend an autumn Sunday. Except now. Inches of snow and temperatures in the 20s driven companies to cancel their fall actions that were projected. Around 7 inches of snow fell north of Denver first Sunday morning, while over two inches
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Famed performer Elton John recently kicked off his Farewell Yellow Brick Road excursion that’s expected to last for three years. Elton’s goodbye to this street was expanded into late 2019 with the accession of 25 North American dates constituting September 4 – November 16, 2019. The very first of this newly-added performances will take place
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The aspen leaves are beginning to turn gold and the morning air is getting crisper daily. But before you begin getting too amped up for powder times and shredding gnar on the slopes, then there’s lots to appreciate about drop in Colorado — apple picking, soccer, pumpkin porters along with leaf peeping, simply to mention
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Get prepared to be at Fritzler. (OK, that was the first and final maize-maze joke, so we guarantee ) The favorite family-friendly fall destination has a name, Fritzler Farm Park, and a brand new look for its 15-acre corn maze, as revealed Thursday morning. Last year’s design Thank you & farmers rdquo; in the aerial
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Care, Front Range leaf-lovers: As drought conditions in Colorado interrupt the time of the annual fall-colors burst, the aspens in Clear Creek County are ready to inspire awe. “They’re beautiful,” stated Cassandra Carroll, who operates at the U.S. Forest Service Visitors Center in Idaho Springs. “They’re at their peak, however there are patches on Guanella
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