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24 Oct ALACAZEM 2013.10.24
October 24 to 31, 2013 Visible Planets: Morning: Mars, Jupiter Evening: Venus Eclipse cycles have been – and will forever be – times of passage for me. I look through my life and see a pattern of turning points, milestones and inner change. Some years...
20 Oct Fall Sunday: The Tradition of Hunting
When most people think about hunting, they picture a bunch of dudes in camouflage pants and fluorescent orange vests, drinking cans of beer and driving around in oversized trucks. But there is more to it than that, and the faces of people who hunt are...
11 Oct Beyond Telluride Film Fest: “Gravity”
As the fall film festival whirligig draws to a close, the co-directors of the Telluride Film Festival must feel vindicated by the plaudits being heaped on many of their picks, including the technical tour de force and blockbuster-in-the-making, “Gravity.” Here’s the Rappler’s spin, by KD...11 Oct ALACAZEM 2013.10.10
October 10 to 17, 2013 Visible Planets: Morning: Mars, Jupiter Evening: Venus Chilling frosts and a deep freeze announced the end of our yearly growing season. Gardening on the high mountain mesas of southwestern Colorado is always challenging. Every year and season brings a different...
09 Oct Second Chance: What Next at Angel Ridge?
Tuesday, October 15, marks the two-year anniversary of Second Chance Humane Society operating from Angel Ridge Ranch. Although we have only scratched the surface of the potential the property holds for our organization’s mission, we have settled in like a cold lost kitten does on a...
08 Oct TIO MASS.: MASS MoCA, A Phoenix
The Site: A Phoenix It’s Bilbao all over again, a story of a museum reviving a surrounding town. Starting in colonial times, North Adams was a prosperous place of wholesale shoe manufacturers, the site that is now MASS MoCA variously filled with a brick yard, a...
06 Oct Crow Canyon: Update and Praise
Editor’s note: Crow Canyon Archaeological Center is located in southwestern Colorado, a rewarding day trip from Telluride of a little over two hours each way. For over 28 years, the on-campus staff has made its business to study and teach human history, particularly the...
05 Oct Fall Sunday: Why We Hike
I was texting my friends furiously this week. I had a few spare hours, and hadn’t spent any quality time with friends lately—and there was a window of gorgeous fall weather. Meet me at the top of Oak. Dropping off kids. Hike Owl Gulch? Some...