Month: April 2019
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Denver wrap up and stray observations
Now that I’ve left Denver I thought I’d reflect on some of what I noticed there, both big and small. Let me get the two […]
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Guided tours of Denver
Downtown Denver’s Best Walking Tour This two hour downtown tour covers a lot of ground, both historically and physically. It was the first tour I […]
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Getting around Denver via RTD public transit
Denver’s public transit system is called RTD (or “Regional Transportation District”… how creative) and it makes getting around the city a snap. It integrates seamlessly […]
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Street art in Denver’s RiNo neighborhood
There’s street art all over Denver, from the murals hidden under bridges to the sculptures in the alleys along the 16th Street Mall. But there’s […]
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International Church of Cannabis
As a Pink Floyd song ended, the psychedelic animation on the interior walls and ceilings faded into a rotating star field, and the audio of […]
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Millennium Bridge and Confluence Park
A short walk from Denver’s Union Station is an unusual pedestrian suspension bridge: Millennium Bridge. From certain angles it looks like the mast of a […]
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Colorado State Capitol building and the mile high marker
Denver is the state capitol of Colorado and their capitol building is free and open to visitors during normal operating hours. It’s a beautiful late […]
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Denver Botanic Gardens and Cheesman Park
Arriving early this morning in Denver I stopped at a cafe to figure out what I wanted to do before my Airbnb was ready for […]
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Omaha wrap up
I left Omaha late last night with one thought on my mind: two days in Omaha is one day too many. 24 hours would have […]
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Heartland of America Park, Lewis and Clark Landing, and the Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge
There are a few spots to see on the Omaha side of the Missouri River, all of which are connected via a pedestrian/bike trail. It’s […]
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