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Author Archives
Tour de Colorado
Since Colorado’s professional stage race was announced, the road to its 2011 start has been bumpy with management turnover, re-routing and the exclusion of two development teams on a technicality.
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By the Books
In the books below, you’ll find tales of adventure and survival, animal encounters and a history of the area we all call home.
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Winged Migration
A small bird darts just overhead, hugging the side of the ridge, holding its wings back like an F-14. Binoculars and cameras point quickly in the little jet’s direction. “What is it?” someone asks.
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Danger Up High
Andy Glossner had just started his turns on Ruby Jewel Bowl when the steep slope began moving.
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A Winter’s Trail
If lift tickets aren’t in the budget, try Alpine’s skinny Nordic cousins—classic and skate.
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Exploring NOLA
New Orleans is like no other city in the world. This winter, explore its storied streets and colorful neighborhoods on cruiser bikes. You’ll cover more ground, see more than just the French Quarter, and feel like a kid doing it.…
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Bunny Slopes and One-Piece Suits
Most skiers have their first experiences on snow not long after their first steps. My wife, for example, grew up in upstate New York and learned to ski at 3. It’s in her blood like oxygen. First, she gets excited…
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Birds of Prey
It’s Tuesday but just barely. I’m meeting Andy Hall and his ferruginous hawk, Tony Stark, at a Starbucks. The sun won’t show up for at least another hour. In this early part of the falconry season, Hall explains, it’s best…
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