The Lynx of Colorado, a fascinating and enigmatic creature, has long captivated the imagination of wildlife enthusiasts and researchers alike. With its stealthy nature and elusive presence, the history of the lynx in Colorado is shrouded in mystery, making it a compelling subject of study and conservation efforts. In this article, we delve into the […]

When it comes to capturing the magic of Christmas, few places provide a better backdrop than Colorado. With its snow-capped mountains, charming small towns, and cozy winter resorts, the state has become a favorite location for holiday films. While Boulder may not have taken center stage in Christmas movies, several other towns across Colorado have […]

When it comes to experiencing the magic of Christmas, few places can rival the enchanting beauty of Colorado. From snow-capped peaks to charming holiday festivities, Christmas in Colorado offers a picturesque winter wonderland that is truly unforgettable. In this article, we’ll explore why Colorado is the ultimate holiday destination, filled with the spirit of the […]

Nestled in the picturesque mountains just northwest of Boulder, Colorado, lies the historic mining town of Gold Hill. While its name may not resonate as loudly as other mining towns in the state, the tales of forgotten fortunes and the relentless pursuit of gold are deeply ingrained in the fabric of this charming community. Steeped […]

“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. […]

The Boulder Blah’s of Winter? Many of us experience depression and related challenges during the short dark days of winter.  What is that about? What do we do about it? Beating Boulder’s Winter Blahs! Winter blues, often referred to as Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), is a type of depression that occurs at certain times of […]

Dirty Air in the Arapaho Language? The Boulder Valley was known to the Arapaho tribe as “The People of the Bison,” or “Hinono’eino” in their language. I have not come across any historical references indicating that the Boulder Valley was specifically known as “dirty air” to the Arapaho or any other Native American tribes, contrary […]

Colorado’s Million Dollar Highway is a legendary stretch of road that winds its way through some of the most breathtaking scenery in the United States. This iconic highway, also known as US Route 550, offers travelers a unique and unforgettable journey through the rugged terrain of the San Juan Mountains. Its hairpin turns, steep cliffs, […]

The University of Colorado campus transforms into a winter wonderland after a fresh snowstorm, with its iconic buffalo statue standing proudly amidst the pristine, snow-covered grounds. Set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Rocky Mountains and the towering Flatirons, the CU campus is often celebrated as one of the most beautiful in the country. This […]

Good fences make good fences. The fence’s purposes are multiple and varied. Fences can keep out, keep in, warn, protect, provide privacy, and hang as many gates as desired. You can hang grapes from them also! Lenny Lensworth Frieling Shared Knowledge Is Power!