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Hi! This blog is designed for you to find out about the Aspen and Roaring Fork Valley Real Estate market and also about some of the lifestyle opportunities enjoyed by the locals.
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And here is the snow!!!
Wow- what a lot of snow! Great start to the season 🙂
Sunsets in the MidValley
One of the things I love about living in the midvalley is the beautiful sunsets – here is last night’s! The midvalley part of the Roaring Fork Valley where I live is close to Basalt and about 20 minutes to … Continue reading
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Fall rafting – the latest ever!
Fall break came later this year so I was sceptical about the possibility of a fall rafting/camping trip in our beloved Utah location. We couldn’t do the trip last year so we really wanted to go. Luckily the weather looked … Continue reading
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Bobby Mason and Friends
We are so lucky in this valley to have so many talented musicians that I think sometimes we take them for granted. I just had the opportunity to see Bobby Mason and Friends at the Wheeler Opera House in Aspen. … Continue reading
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Red Pine Lake
This is my first blog post about a hike I can’t drive to from my house! Most of the hiking/rafting/skiing posted here is either right in the Roaring Fork Valley or within a 4 hour drive (6 to Lake Powell). … Continue reading
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Tagged aspen, bronwyn anglin, Denver, eagle, Grand Junction, hiking, Pfeifferhorn, Red Pine Lake, Red Pine Trail, roaring fork valley, Salt Lake, Salt Lake City
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Castle Creek in the fall
Our backyard is so beautiful. We had thought about driving back to Crested Butte to see the changes in this week of cooler weather but then two friends of mine were heading up Castle Creek road so I jumped in … Continue reading
Fall day trip to Crested Butte
The way from Basalt to CB via Hwy 133 to Kebler Pass is so stunning in the fall. It is about 2 hours drive from Basalt if one doesn’t stop for photos….. this time it took me about almost 3 … Continue reading
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Lost Man
Lost Man is becoming an annual tradition 🙂 The lower trailhead is about 25 minutes from Aspen on the way to Independence Pass. It is not a closed loop and the two trailheads are about 3 miles apart so it … Continue reading
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Carter Lake revisited!
Finally I got to go back to Carter Lake starting from the hard-to-find trailhead as I promised I would in my previous Carter Lake post: https://bronwynanglin.com/2012/09/25/carter-lake/ This time we went with a group of friends which was lucky as we … Continue reading
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The light and the red river
Coming back from Carbondale tonight on the back road after enjoying First Friday the light was so amazing I just had to stop and take pictures across the fields towards Basalt Mountain. Then crossing the Roaring Fork it looked just … Continue reading
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Aspen Country 