Boulder–about a 40min drive NW of Denver–is a like an island of liberalism in a sea of conservatism. I first learned about this city after my father spent some time here on business and guest-lecturing at UC Boulder. A university town, it boasts dozens of bike shops, many micro-breweries, excellent food and a pervasive out-door lifestyle. Skiing, cycling, rock-climbing, rafting; all are in evidence everywhere you turn. Cycling is quite clearly a dominant part of the culture in this very chill town. Bevin and I ate very well, spent many hours just walking around, soaking it all in. Yup, I really like this town.
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| The drive to Boulder. |
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| The view from the Motel, including our rental car. |
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| VERY tame squirrel always looking for a free meal. |
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| Fully rigid, internally geared rear hub, e-ccentric BB, belt-drive, 29″ wheel Raleigh. |
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| Outside a very cool lookin’ salon. |
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| Bevin’s sampler tray at West Flanders on the Pearl St. mall. |
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| Though I don’t drink, I did have a couple sips of a local IPA. |
So many local IPAs on this trip – and so many more to sample! Sigh…