October 27th, 2011
Story & Photo by Richard Dayvault… We are used to rocks falling from high places in Colorado. We have lots of high places and plenty of rocks hanging around up there waiting to fall. This dramatic example of gravity and transference of kinetic energy becomes a genuine nuisance when the rocks fall onto our highways [...]
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By Stacy Schoolfield… I ’m new to Western Colorado. I’d been living at 597 feet above sea level. Still, I’ve visited here (4800 feet) a lot, and the higher altitude’s never been a problem. I’d finished a couple of marathons and used to be the fastest girl in my running group. That’s pretty exciting for somebody [...]
Click Here To Read This ArticleOctober 13th, 2011
Story & Photos by Richard Dayvault… When I first moved to Grand Junction a little over 30 years ago and lived on South Camp Road in the Redlands, traveling down Monument Road to work every morning was such a pleasure. The red and green hills of the Brushy Basin Member of the Morrison Formation were [...]
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Recipes and photos by Mary Mansfield and Jane Wood… With a nod to Adam and Eve, Sir Isaac Newton, Johnny Appleseed, and others who encouraged this apple eating business, we are fortunately free to enjoy the flavor, snap, and bounty of fresh, locally grown apples. Try using two or three apple varieties to enhance flavors, [...]
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