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Michelle A. Potter,
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Category Archives: Living in Denver & Denver Suburbs
Living in Denver
Living in Denver has its benefits – namely the mild climate… oh, and our glorious Denver Botanical Gardens. There is still time to catch the bounty of colors so meticulously maintained at the Gardens – so don’t miss out. Michelle … Continue reading
Bishop’s Castle – Fascinating Architecture South of Denver
Mini-Castle at the Entrance Located in the San Isabel National Forest, about 3 hours south of Denver, is a pretty spectacular site – a castle rather – and a must see for anyone interested in architecture. Mr. Jim Bishop started … Continue reading
5 Denver Day Trips
One of the beautiful benefits of living in the Denver area is the plethora of outdoor activities. Here are five diverse day trips either in Denver or close to Denver sure to appeal to visitors and locals alike. Rockies Game … Continue reading
Highlands Ranch Colorado Parks and Trails
Highlands Ranch is an outdoor lover’s paradise, boasting a magnificent outdoor community including over 50 miles of trails, 17 parks with amenities, and more than 2,000 acres of open space. All of these paths connect to parks and schools, so … Continue reading
Union Station to Denver International Train Coming in 2010
An article in today’s Denver Post reports that the RTD train from Union Station to Denver International Airport will break ground in August of 2010. The 23 mile track is estimated to cost 1.3 billion and will be funded through … Continue reading




