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Articles by: Leonard Frieling

Boulder Sundown: Float Tubes AND Paint Tubes Shared For Beauty.

A Sunset Float Down Boulder Creek Provides a Fitting Part of a Shared Experience. Lighting Courtesy of the Sun Setting Boulder Sunsets are romantic. There is no better, no simpler, and no happier time of day for outdoor lighting. This CU Buff couple and their friends are reveling in the joy of the sunset light […]

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Boulder Snorkel Skiing: What, Why, and Where?

Boulder‘s own ski area, Eldora, certainly qualifies as a hidden gem ski area. It’s right in our back yard, just west of “downtown” Nederland. The skiing is impressive, especially considering that the slopes are right in our back yard. Deep Powder Skiing Essential Gear: The Snorkel Did I say snorkel skiing? While generally a figure […]

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Boulder’s Lensworth At Large Spreading Misinformation

From Boulder, this is Lensworth At Large spreading misinformation about the four corners and seven edges of the earth. Today I’d like to chat about our abundance of cotton tail rabbits and the real risk that they present to the human population of Boulder. Even my Mother was afraid of rabbits. On the other hand […]

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A Classic Leftover Dish in Boulder with A Twist: Spicy Corned Beef Hash

When it comes to hearty and satisfying meals, few dishes can rival the comforting appeal of corned beef hash. This classic leftover dish has been a staple in households for generations, cherished for its simplicity and delicious flavors. In Boulder, Colorado, a new twist on this timeless favorite has emerged, elevating it to a whole […]

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Featured Boulder Bloodhound: Dog of the Day

  Bloodhound Backed by the Continental Divide. A 5′ 1.5 meter snow had just fallen. The Ears Are HUGE!                       pic Lenny Lensworth Frieling   Boulder‘s Simon (Spanish, pronounced “SeeMow” is full-blooded papered bloodhound. The original owners were so surprised by how large the pup got. They were caught off guard by the amount of […]

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Boulder Motivation Monday on Tuesday

This Boulder week I’m taking the liberty of a follow-up motivational Monday blog on 4 of the 7 habits of highly effective people. I’m so pleased with the usefulness of the blog that I’m going to follow up on it today. Another of the greatest of the motivational teachers, coaches, writers, and lecturers is Norman […]

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Boulder’s Motivational Monday: Exploring Habits of Highly Effective People

Monday in Boulder is the perfect day for a “motivational day.” The “Motivational Monday” alliteration is an added bonus. Highly motivated highly effective people generally did not re-invent the motivational process. They learned from mentors, guides, gurus, instructors, other motivational speakers, books, movies, and in short, from anywhere! For today’s Monday let’s take a look […]

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The Legend of the Boulder Leprechauns: Exploring the Mythical Creatures of St. Patrick’s Day

Every Boulder  St. Patrick’s Day, the air is filled with the magic and mystery of leprechauns. These mythical creatures, often associated with Ireland, have captured the imagination of people around the world. One particularly intriguing legend is that of the Boulder Leprechauns, a unique variation of the classic folklore. Let’s delve into the enchanting world […]

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Boulder’s Best Way to Cook Corned Beef and Cabbage: A Step-by-Step Guide

In Boulder and elsewhere, corned beef and cabbage is THE classic St. Patrick’s Day feast. Corned beef and cabbage is a classic dish that is perfect for St. Patrick’s Day or any time you’re craving a hearty, comforting meal. To achieve the most flavorful and tender results, it’s essential to follow the proper cooking techniques. […]

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