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Daily Archives: 20February2012
Pikes Peak and I
In 2006 The Gazette of Colorado Springs held an essay and photo contest for Pikes Peak Centennial celebration (a brief history of Pikes Peak HERE). New to the area, I had, as I do now, a profound fascination with Pikes … Continue reading
