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Boulder’s Saw Hill Ponds: A Tranquil Paradise for Nature Lovers

Nestled in the heart of Boulder, Colorado, lies a serene and picturesque sanctuary known as Sawhill Ponds. This hidden gem offers nature enthusiasts a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in the beauty of the natural world. From diverse wildlife to breathtaking landscapes, Sawhill Ponds is […]

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Boulder’s Dog of the Day: The Irish Setter Who Loves Chip the Buffalo

Meet Boulder’s Dog of the Day: an Irish Setter who’s a true CU Buffs superfan! This loyal companion is rarely seen without his favorite toy—Chip the Buffalo—clutched proudly in his mouth, a nod to the Buffs’ incredible season under their legendary coach. Irish Setters are known for their friendly, energetic nature and stunning red coats, […]

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Boulder’s Flatirons at Dawn: The Magic of Sunrise at Chautauqua Park

Boulder awakens in spectacular fashion, with the sunrise painting the Flatirons and Chautauqua Park in shades of fiery orange, soft pink, and golden yellow. On a crisp autumn morning, this iconic view becomes a masterpiece of nature’s artistry, with the dramatic rock formations and sweeping skies stealing the show. Boulder is renowned for its sunrises, […]

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Boulder’s Walden Ponds: A Haven for Wildlife and Nature Lovers

Walden Ponds in Boulder, Colorado is as a hidden gem waiting to be explored. This natural area offers an abundance of ecological diversity, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts and wildlife alike. From serene wetlands to lush grasslands, Walden Ponds provides an immersive experience that showcases the beauty of Colorado’s natural landscapes. Rich Wetland […]

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Boulder’s Air Included in Niwot Foresight?

“Niwot’s Curse” is the common Boulder phrase. Chief Niwot. Southern Arapaho-Cheyenne Chief of Boulder is to have said that. Was Boulder’s air included in Niwot foresight? There is a good argument to be made that he probably expressed sadness at the Magic Valley becoming polluted. Then, by dirty air in the winter from temperature inversion. […]

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The Flatirons in Winter: Why Boulder Transforms After Snowfall

Boulder’s Flatirons are a sight to behold year-round, but after a snowfall, they take on a breathtaking new charm. The jagged sandstone formations are blanketed in snow, their red and golden hues peeking through the frosty white, creating a striking contrast against Boulder’s azure winter sky. These iconic landmarks, which symbolize Boulder’s rugged beauty and […]

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Boulder Post Snow: Waneka Spectacle As Always! Looking over Waneka to the divide after snow

Boulder Post Snow: Waneka Spectacle As Always!

Waneka is always filled with surprises. Some are accessible and hold still, other appear and then vanish before I can hit the shutter. That’s my excuse for missing the picture of a macaw riding on someones shoulder as the walker circled the lake. The Continental Divide In The Background Over Lake Waneka.   Longs Peak, […]

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Boulder’s Arboreal Beauty: Fall Maple

mm Boulder’s Arboreal Beauty: Fall Maple Especially for fall, here’s Joyce Kilmer‘s famous poem “Trees”: (As an aside, “Joyce” was a guy). I think that I shall never see A poem lovely as a tree. A tree whose hungry mouth is prest Against the earth’s sweet flowing breast; A tree that looks at God all […]

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