A Favorite Place: Davidson Mesa

Posted on by curioussteph

I have a lot of favorite places in my town, but this particular piece of open space may be my favorite. A mesa, the highest spot in town, it contains a network of trails. Great for walking, running and biking. It has a great view of the front range of the Rockies, and the photos I use as my header are taken from here.

Here are some of my photos from the mesa:

memorial bench
one of the memorial benches on the mesa
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My Mountains in summer
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Autumn view 
sunrise 1
Sunrise, Longs Peak glowing pink 12-18-17
weed eaters
On the job early–weed eaters!

via Photo Challenge: Favorite Place

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June 2017: I started writing Curioussteph.com with this: By day, I'm a retired family physician turned body-oriented psychotherapist. I garden, travel, am owned by 2 elderly cats, figure skate and am training for my first triathlon. April 2020: Three years later, the two elderly cats have crossed the rainbow bridge, and we now have an 11 year old adoptee, Ziggy. I'm done with triathlon and skating for the time being, and I am still physically active, running, biking and walking. It's now the time of the coronavirus, which is affecting us all. Coincident with that, my 90 year old father's replacement aortic valve is failing and he is now in hospice care. November 2020: I've added a new blog, Frog in a Hot Pot. Its of a more introspective nature, as I explore more of where I am in life and how it came to be this way, and how I find a way out of "hot water"