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Winter 2004 
Archived Articles Lynx Update: More than a Kitten Quick Question: Ski or Shred? No Idling: Breathe Easy Archived Issues Current Issue Winter 2007 - (7) Summer 2007 - (4) Winter 2006 - (12) Summer 2006 - (15) Winter 2005 - (7) Summer 2005 - (7) Winter 2004 - (4) Summer 2004 - (11) Winter 2003 - (7) Summer 2003 - (6) Winter 2002 - (6) Summer 2002 - (7) Winter 2001 - (4) Summer 2001 - (6) Winter 2000 - (3) Summer 2000 - (2) Winter 1999 - (8) Summer 1999 - (3) Summer 1997 - (1) |
Telluride Magazine | Winter 2005By: Edi Rullet While trying to find my niche in Telluride, I took on a variety of jobs. I rented skis to tourists at the old Day Lodge, cleaned rooms for Telluride Lodge, drove wagons for one of the town’s first attempts at mass transportation, and waited tables at the ...read online. Lynx Update: More than a Kitten By: Mary Duffy Early last summer, the Colorado Division of Wildlife’s lynx reintroduction effort got a much-needed boost, both psychologically and biologically. In the mountains of southwestern Colorado, six dens were discovered that housed a total of 16 kittens, the fi ...read online. Quick Question: Ski or Shred? By: Lise Waring QUICK QUESTION: Which snow sport has the highest risk of injury? ANSWER: With the advent of air gardens and their popularity with snowboarders, it is hard to contest that snowboarders rack up the most injuries. According to statistics collected ...read online. No Idling: Breathe Easy By: Lise Waring Telluride’s air quality once rivaled the smoggiest days in Denver, but steps that began in the 1980s have banned wood stoves, sealed the mine’s tailings ponds, forbidden smoking in restaurants, and paved the streets. The most recent move toward better bre ...read online. |
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