No photos yet because my camera isn't with me right now, but I will throw some up next week. I have been, since the middle of June, in Boulder. Utah that is. A place you've likely never heard of before, but certainly worth knowing about. Boulder has less than 200 year-round residents and it's a 45 minute drive to the nearest town (which has a population of 500). The closest grocery store, as you all know one, is a two hour drive. The town, from above, is nothing more than a small patch of serpentine green pastures nestled amongst white Navajo sandstone mesas all set at the base of Boulder Mountain. The mountain is the highest forested plateau in North America, soaring to over 11,000 feet and packed with meadows full of wildflowers interspersed with stands
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