A Colorado Summer

This summer, fresh out of college with my bachelor's degree, I took a position with the Nature Conservancy in Colorado. The internship is on a 100,000 acre cattle and bison ranch located in the San Luis Valley. The ranch is nestled between the mountains and only 15 minutes from the Sand Dunes here. It should be an interesting summer before I head off to California in search of permanent employment. Stay tuned....

Friday, June 09, 2006

TNC Phantom Canyon Preserve and Golden, Colorado


Two more places make Nichole's list of must sees while in Colorado. The Phantom Canyon preserve is small at only 1500 acres but is amazing and everything on the preserve is run with solar power. Golden, Colorado is the city of Coors beer. Every building is either part of the massive Coors complex, funded by Coors and thus bears its name, or serves Coors and proudly displays their beverage choice through plastic and neon beer signs. Not the town for the die hard Budweiser fan but interesting none the less. It also houses the School of Mines, and a plethora of golden statues along the road medians. (Most likely Coors founders although Julie didn't want to stop and read the plaques!)

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