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In This Issue
"Giving Thanks" by Andy "I have a lot for which to be thankful.
"The Ants are Moving" by Jim "They don't go far from their home if'n there's a chance of freezin' ... ."
Upcoming Colorado Festivals & Events
"Gear Here" by Susan "This past Cristmas, my git of a fleece lined and canvas Carhartt vest brought a gleam to his eye."
Exploring Colorado We explore Palmer Lake in this issue.
"Sunsets" by Vining: "A friend asked when did I first succumb to the lure of the setting Sun.
Road Biking 101: "Hitting the Road" For years, while driving some lonesome mountain highway or byway, I'd spy a cyclist or two snuggled as far right on the road as possible ... .
Basecamp Music by Lizzy: "The Ginger Ninjas: A pleasant Revolution" Imagine a caravan of a dozen bikes and trailers, loaded for bear and pedaled by a group of eclectially dressed ... .
BaseCamp Food: Eating My Way Across Colorado: Onion Rings, Reuben Sandwiches, Chick Pot Pie & Spicy Chicken Sandwiches from heaven.
BaseCamp Gear Worth Having: Featuring the Berkey Portable Water Purifier, Marmot's DriClime Windshirt & Republic of Doom's bike vest.
Kids Acting Their Age "Honest Work = Cool Stuff" by Phoenix
"Mexican Master Potter Arturo" by Potter Bob. A photo essay from one potter to another
BaseCamp Handy Hints "If you are falling or leaning right or left raise the opposite directions arm to bring you back to center."
Dr. Daddio: "The Bubble Brotherhood" For some odd reason I like washing my dishes by hand."
Sunglasses History The history of sunglassescan be traced back hundreds of year to the great Chinese dynasties.
In The Next Issue
We get into water, Ouray and the best ways to spend a summer day or two.
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