David Goes Snowboarding
Like it says, DV went snowboarding this time, and you get another janky video. Check out the awesomeness on Knob, David’s website.
Or if you can’t wait, just behold the brilliance below:
Like it says, DV went snowboarding this time, and you get another janky video. Check out the awesomeness on Knob, David’s website.
Or if you can’t wait, just behold the brilliance below:
I caught a fish at Sawhill Ponds last weekend. The weather was cold and dreary, the ponds were deserted. The lure was a tiny crankbait. I think the fish is a black Crappie (see picture below). What do you think? Care to share…TwitterFacebookEmail
Rainbow Lakes is a series of lakes in the Indian Peaks Wilderness about 45 minutes from Boulder between Nederland and Ward. The trailhead is five miles up a fairly rough dirt road off Highway 72 and sits at around 10,000 feet elevation. There is a very popular campground, a short two mile trail to the…
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I also used to work for the Austin American-Statesman.
I wrote some articles.
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A stroll down SoCo — 9-6-01
Book Review: “In a Sunburned Country” — 7-9-00
Zilker Kite Festival — 3-9-00
New Year’s Eve — 12-30-99
Georgetown Christmas Stroll — 12-2-99
Book Review: “Passage to Juneau” — 11-28-99
Texas Renaissance Festival — 11-14-99
Book Review: “Best American Sports Writing 1999” — 10-31-99
Shiner Bocktoberfest — 10-14-99
I usually don’t like to fish at Sawhill Ponds or it’s sister Walden Ponds, but driving home from work today I decided to stop by Sawhill Ponds. I hardly catch anything at these mostly over-fished and fished-out ponds. I guess I’ve got the seasonal fishing bug. Even though the day was a beautiful day in…
Jessica and I recently went snowshoeing at Brainard Lake Recreation Area in the Indian Peaks Wilderness. She often snowshoes at Eldora Mountain while I snowboard, but she’s been-a-hankering to go snowshoeing somewhere more picturesque and backwoods-y. It’s been a few years since we snowshoed at Brainard Lake, so we loaded up the gear and headed…
There are no fat people in Colorado. Okay, so that’s not true, but in Boulder, they are few and far between. In fact, the only super overweight folks I’ve seen were scientists at the NCAR cafeteria, and those two men ordered gigantic breakfast burrito platters that would clearly feed me, David, the boys, and possibly…