It could also be known as the rather dull city, but at least we have seen it now and made our own minds up!
After a little retail therapy to get over the disappointment of Denver (which was tempered by a nice lunch). We headed back to Boulder for the traditional pizza evening.
I'll post some pictures when I can work out how to.
I suppose that "The rather dull city" wouldn't have the same pulling power for tourists, unless they wanted to check out the authenticity of the name.
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Tropical storm here - I'm in the conservatory, being deafened, G having sorted out, not only Broabband, but the wireless bit, so I don't have to work in the study.
G is outside, in shorts, drenched, poking at downpipes, to avail ourselves of this free winter check.
At least the rain is warmish - it looks it anyway - I'm dry, clean & staying put!
m
Working backwards, as usual, Hi Tina!
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Hope that the planning is going well.
g aka m
America is a wonderful place to live, but unfortunately for you Denver isn't full of centuries of history or charm, like so many cities on the East Coast. It is a fairly new city that I think was a cattle trail at one time. CO is known for it's grand and scenic natural beauty, but there is a great kid-frinedly Denver Art Museum, very hands on or inter-active. Maybe Jeremy adn family would like a train ride to Pikes Peak too.
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