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5 Things to do this weekend- October 19-21, 2018

5 Things To Do This Weekend There is always something fun to do in this beautiful state of Colorado.  You can enjoy the outdoors, the parks, the breweries, the local restaurants, and all the local communities events.  Here is a list of some local activities going on this weekend. Halloween Harvest Festival– Saturday, Oct. 20th-Downtown Westminster, […]

13 “Must Do’s” in Colorado before the summer ends

As we are in the last days of summer here is a list of adventures and places you should try and squeeze in before we start having colder days and many of these attractions will close for the winter.  From experience and being a native to Colorado these are definitely places that are a must […]

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