Day in the Life
- Half a century
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A look back at the blood, sweat and gears as the Iron Horse turns 50
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- Bottoms up!
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With this year's runoff more like a slow bleed, it is easy to let one's whitewater guard down. But remember: flips and swims can happen any place at any time.
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- Cold comfort
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Seeking solstice solace in the dog days of winter
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- A Grand escape
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Pandemic fatigue? Forget the world with three weeks on the Colorado
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- A day at the beach
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What does one do when their favorite summer swimming hole is teeming with reptilian and amphibian aquatic life?
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- Local color: Telegraph coloring page winners
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A look at some (OK, all) of the Telegraph's coloring page submissions
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- Sole man
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At the age of 19, Durango’s Mervin “Merv” Stilson started making shoes and never looked back (except for the time he made a Western-style jacket for Neil Young).
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- Wonder wall
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Southeastern Utah has no shortage of natural wonders, and perhaps one of the most curious is the 80-mile-long sandstone monocline known as Comb Ridge.
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- Salty dogs
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Jonesing for a river fix? Come along for the ride on this desert classic
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- Gone but not forgotten
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Strolling the sidewalks of downtown Main Avenue, longtime locals can’t help but reminisce about a few businesses that have etched their names in Durango’s storefront history.
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- Scratching the surface
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Hidden below southeastern New Mexico's Chihuahuan Desert is one of the world's most extensive subterranean landscapes, Lechuguilla Cave.
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- Set in Stone
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Located along the meandering Animas River, New Mexico’s Aztec Ruins National Monument offers visitors a glimpse of Indigenous human history 1,000 years past.
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- Lighter than Air
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Known as the first human-transporting flight technology, hot air ballooning affords the surreal experience of floating upon gentle currents of prevailing wind in a wicker basket.
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- Sharp contrast
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Did you know that cacti are native only to the Americas? Growing from Patagonia to British Columbia, there are 1,750 known species.
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- Etched in Stone
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It’s a fine line between vandalism and history, especially here in the Four Corners.
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- Cold Smoke
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It’s been quite some time since the San Juans have experienced the true blessings of Old Man Winter prior to the solstice.
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- Birds of a feather
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Zink’s Pond, located along the Animas River south of Durango, has long been a choice location for birders.
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