Very interesting album! Thanks for virtual round in Colorado! All the best. Vladimir.

said wertyas 2007.07.20 at 22:32:09 PDT

"2oldbears" << Thank you too ! Very interesting !

said stoneycreeks 2007.07.13 at 19:09:06 PDT

THANK YOU - for this wonderful trip. I appreciate your eye for scenes and subjects to shoot. Lots of camera work here - takes time and effort - even when you enjoy it. I sure appreciate your time and effort. A fine trip via the seat-of-my-pance - AND my big imagination. A real pleasure ! Very Sincerely, Seattle :^)

said stoneycreeks 2007.07.13 at 19:07:06 PDT

I am a native to Colorado, currently living in Conifer. I never get tired of looking at this beautiful place. Thanks for sharing!

said gotoxygen 2006.07.03 at 11:50:21 PDT

I really adore this album. A land that I wish to visit ever since. Neue Sinagogue in Berlin has beeen built in 1859. On November, the 9th, 1938, it was partially demolished, during the Kristallnacht. It was completely destroyed by bombing in 1943, and then completely rebuilt in 1986. Ale :-) from Italy

said carioni 2006.04.09 at 17:53:06 PDT

Nice pictures, thanks for sharing. Michel

said nttl2k1 2006.02.07 at 03:16:51 PST

Thanks for posting pictures of Colorado. In grade school & junior high school I lived in the Black Forest. My grandparents homesteaded a place near there. My father worked the post office in downtown Colo. Springs, & I know the downtown area well. Thanks again. Joe

said joedanthony 2005.12.17 at 04:11:39 PST

Your pictures are first rate. Thanks! The Statue of the Lady by the lake, can you tell me what the name of it is, what's the lakes name and name of a nearby town in Colorado. Three of us are very interseted in this. Jan

said whezysqek 2005.10.30 at 09:28:50 PST

thank you for these photos, I've been there 2 years ago, beautiful scebery, ciao from Sicily, Italy

said durisi 2005.10.21 at 01:13:37 PDT

We enjoyed seeing the photos you took around Ridgway! A few notes: photo #86 you call "Old Firehouse" is actually the Ridgway's second town hall building. It served as Ridgway Town Hall for 100 years, from 1898 to 1988. It was also used as a high school, firehouse, Knights of Pythias Lodge, and movie theatre, ALL while still being the Town Hall! The bell tower was added in 1968 for the filming of the movie "True Grit" (John Wayne) in which the building was portrayed as a schoolhouse. This building is currently an art studio & gallery. Photo # 87 called "Old Commercial Building" is of the Amos E. Walther "Bank of Ridgway" building, built in 1911. It too appears in the movie "True Grit" disguised as the undertakers office. Photo # 88 entitled "Uncompahgre Mountains" is actually a shot of the Cimarron Ridge, northeaast of the San Juan Mountains. The highest peak visible in your photo is Courthouse Mountain at 12,152' (far right of photo). This ridge features in a number of famous scenes in "True Grit." Uncompahgre Peak at 14,309' is indeed the highest peak nearby, though it does not appear in the photo. The Cimarron Ridge is considered an offshoot of the San Juan Mountains. While this photo is of an area in the Uncompahgre National Forest, there are no "Uncompahgre Mountains." Hope these little facts will add to your info about our area. We really ENJOYED finding these photos on the web! Thanks!

said 2oldbears 2005.10.16 at 21:16:32 PDT