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Monday was a great day: we visited the Ute Mountain Tribal Park.
The Ute Mountain Tribal Park is a park on the Ute Mountain reservation, and it surrounds Mesa Verde National Park – and it has a lot in common with Mesa Verde: spectacular scenery and cliff dwellings, to name two. It also lacks something […]
We toured the Cliff Palace at Mesa Verde National Park.
Today we left New Mexico, heading north and straight to Mesa Verde National Park.
Tour groups ahead of ours at the Cliff Palace in Mesa Verde National Park.
Honestly, in my opinion, Mesa Verde National Park is probably the most beautiful piece of […]
The Four Corners — right at the center.
Today’s adventure took us (on this segment of the trip, I’ve been joined by Cynical Queer, but I was navel gazing when talking about the railroad, so he wasn’t introduced then) to the Four Corners Monument, which is nicely located at the corners of four states: […]
The 8:45 heading north.
Back in the 1980s my Uncle – a great man who has since passed on – arrived in Denver to take me on a trip: We flew from Denver to Durango on an Aspen Airways Convair. In Durango we stayed at the Strater Hotel and, as the main featured activity, […]
Last Sunday afternoon, after having tackled a mountain of email at my second favorite coffee shop on the planet, the 9th and Downing Dazbog, I decided that I wanted to indulge in something that one cannot get in Berlin: Great Mexican food.
I drove down one of Denver’s most infamous streets, Colfax Avenue, until I […]
Saturday morning, after having breakfast with one of my oldest friends, we headed over to the brand new History Colorado Center – brand new as it opened only a couple months ago.
The new museum replaces the old facility, which looked like a typewriter and was both one of my favorite buildings in downtown Denver […]
Sorry about my silence, but I’ve been without Internet access since leaving Laramie, and, as such, have a pile of email to look through.
As such, this will be just a quick run-down of what I’ve been up to at 18:00 CET/ 10:00 MST for three days straight.
The Saturday photo would be here, but […]
Covering the rest of the west is, for me, easy: California is filled with lots of memories, and while I know the Cynical Queer wants me to talk about his hometown, my California memories first center on going to Sea World in San Diego with my parents when I was a kid, probably the only […]
The mixer for making dough at Greek's Pizza
This is the replica Stave Church in Moorhead, Minnesota.
The stunningly beautiful and restored Hotel Donaldson, Fargo, North Dakota
At Jax, in Fort Collins, Colorado, Ritter Sport costs $3.19! I prefer paying 79 cents at the Ritter Sport store in Berlin.
February 2nd, 2011 | Tags: Bloomington, chocolate, Colorado, Fargo, Fort Collins, photos, weather | Category: Little Things | - (Comments are closed)
A few weeks ago there was an accidental contest on Twitter in which various American expats living in Germany were trying to outdo each other in what could only be describe as a contest one doesn’t actually want to win:
The Batshit-Crazy Home State Politician Contest.
I thought, at the time, that I […]
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TQE : That Queer Expatriate I'm an American living in Berlin, Germany -- which makes me an expatriate, not an ex-patriot. Before landing in Germany, I've lived in Denver, Colorado; Laramie, Wyoming; Bloomington, Indiana; and Weimar, Germany. If you want to write to me, feel free! The username is elmadaeu on the gmail.com service.
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