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#1 of 12 general tips & advice in Colorado
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cassipurvis says:
We wanted to go skiing for the first time ever, so we went to our Travel Agent to book a trip. She suggested Keystone Co. for our first ski trip. It was absolutely beautiful, however, I ended up in the hospital with altitude sickness. We trusted out Travel Agent, and didn't do a lot of research abou...
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#2 of 12 general tips & advice in Colorado
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jerzdevill says:
If you get the chance to hike to the Conundrum Hot Springs, which are located just outside of Aspen, CO, you should start your hike from Mt. Crested Butte, CO side. It's the single most beautiful hike I've ever been on. You'll get a great view of the Maroon Bells which are simply breathtaking. It...
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#3 of 12 general tips & advice in Colorado
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barefootqt says:
Beautiful country here! You can wear shorts in the spring time even when there is snow on the ground! There are tons of sites to see and things to do. Pikes Peak is a must. Colorado Springs is good for rafting and outdoor stuff. Definatly another "outdoorsy" place, I really e...
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#4 of 12 general tips & advice in Colorado
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cotterb says:
After some research I found that a visa is generally required when traveling to China. There are exceptions. Hong Kong and Taiwan do not require visas for short visits. Be sure to check.
China offers several different visas depending on your purpose for visiting them. For tourists they have s...
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#5 of 12 general tips & advice in Colorado
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ainzerka says:
NIST is located in Boulder. One of its functions, useful to all, is to generate signals giving the correct time to clocks and computers around the world. Try it now: Correct Time
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#7 of 12 general tips & advice in Colorado
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csgoodman says:
Pagosa is a winter wonderland, with Wolf Creek Pass Ski Resort at the overpass, sleigh rides, beautiful vistas, and year around soaks in the Resort Hot Springs right in town.
The little town is close enough to Mesa Verde Ruins, the Silverado train ride, Creede, Ouray, and Telluride for a day trip...
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#8 of 12 general tips & advice in Colorado
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ainzerka says:
Not much of a travel destination, but a real town with a history, and pleasant enough if one can't live in a city. Many amenities: great library, many well-established Italian restaurants, light rail station, locally-owned coffeehouses, independent bookstores.
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#9 of 12 general tips & advice in Colorado
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cotterb says:
National Jewish Hospital is located a few miles east of the downtown area and is within walking distance of City Park, the Museum of Nature and Science, and the Zoo (about 2 blocks north on Colorado Blvd.) While it is an excellet hospital it is not located in the best of all locations. F...
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#10 of 12 general tips & advice in Colorado
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rsummo says:
(This is in respose to someone asking where in Colorado is a great place to live and work)
I've only been here a year and can only comment on a few places, but let me say that I absolutely love it and will never move back to the east coast. I live in Breckenridge, which is a great place to live,...
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#11 of 12 general tips & advice in Colorado
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ryanshea says:
its the best state in the whole us, pretty and warm in summer, snow and mountains in winter, the boulder longmont area is where I am from and I love it. Not too many people like cali, so dont move there.
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#12 of 12 general tips & advice in Colorado
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