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Articles by: Lenny Frieling

Boulder’s Sunrise Surprise Sneaking Silently From a Snooze of Sleep

The motivation of a glorious sunrise it beyond compare. One wakes up foggy, looks outside, and the cobwebs are gone! Blues, reds and the rest of the color spectrum appear . Without  fail it undergoes constant metamorphosis, waking our eyes and waking our brains with a rainbow of inspiration, providing what is needed to stimulate […]

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Boulder Sunrise over the County Fair’s Final Weekend Festivities

The sun rise serene over the Boulder Skies. The sunrise’s red over the morning of the last weekend of the Boulder County Fair. The last of the heifers and roosters are back at their home farms. The prizes are almost all given, EXCEPT we still have Saturday and Sunday to not overlook. Plenty of adventure […]

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Sunflowers Sparkle in Boulder! Style Speaks For Itself!

The same sunflowers can be executed in the style of many different artists. CHATgpt permits us to present the sunflowers in a variety of different styles. CHATgpt becomes a wonderful learning tool! This first is modern, realistic and playful. Van Gogh is unmistakable! Vincent van Gogh’s style is instantly recognizable and characterized by bold, expressive […]

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Does a Boulder Rain Put out a Wildfire?

We think of rain as putting out wildfires. Is it true? Rain can help extinguish wildfires, but its effectiveness depends on various factors: Intensity and Duration: Light or short-duration rain might not be sufficient to extinguish large wildfires. Heavy, prolonged rainfall is more effective in reducing fire intensity and spread. Fuel Moisture: Rain increases the […]

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Boulder Infrared Magic: Highest Heat, Maximum Relaxation!

It is common to use heat for relaxation. Is there something magical about infrared heat?  YES! An infrared sauna blanket provides an especially good heat source with enhanced pain reduction. Unlike a classic heating pad, infrared as a heat source offers special benefits. Instead of surface heat, infrared head penetrates. The heat is not just […]

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Butterfly Pavilion Near Boulder: Ongoing Marvelous Lepiderata

This visit to Boulder’s neighbor, the Westminster Butterfly Pavilion, offered more variety and more sheer numbers of butterflies than I’ve seen before. Papilio memnon may be a Chinese Windmill butterfly Zebra Longwing Butterfly, Heliconius charithonia Probiscus in profile on the Zebra Long Wing The proboscis on a butterfly serves as its feeding tube. It is […]

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Faces of Boulder: Pic of the Day, Tarantula Tales!

Boulder’s next-door neighbor, Broomfield, is home to the Butterfly Pavilion, and home to Rosie the Spider. Rosie (in a part played by several tarantulas in rotation to avoid tiring them out too much) is held by hundreds of people a day. She has done this for almost 30 years! Without anyone being bitten! Young Dean, […]

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Smokey Sunset Sensation in Boulder: Beauty in the Beast!

The smokey Boulder air has as a collateral consequence a beautiful sunset. Longs Peak, different at every viewing, was striking as always! The sunset was serene and spectacular. To get these pics I had to pull onto the shoulder of Hwy 287 between Lafayette and Boulder, Northbound. Too far to the left and I would […]

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