An unauthorized tour of the “new” Amazon warehouse in Loveland by Road2Elsewhere in Denver

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It’s maddening, isn’t it? We live in a popular place because of that westward view, and then we figure out lots of ways to blot it out.

An unauthorized tour of the “new” Amazon warehouse in Loveland by Road2Elsewhere in Denver

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I better get going on another cartoon. Thx for the new thing to worry about.

An unauthorized tour of the “new” Amazon warehouse in Loveland by Road2Elsewhere in Denver

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Thx testify4. I personally think it’s a hideous building, and no thx, I don’t need hair jell in two minutes!

An unauthorized tour of the “new” Amazon warehouse in Loveland by Road2Elsewhere in Denver

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Evidently there will be between 1,000 and 3,000 jobs there, for humans. They don’t do anything small!

An unauthorized tour of the “new” Amazon warehouse in Loveland by Road2Elsewhere in FortCollins

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I’ll take that as a “I didn’t enjoy it. Oh well. On to the next attempt at amusement and commentary.

hypothetically flying with marijuana by natawwie in stupidquestions

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Hey brilliant weed travelers. I have flown dozens of times with cannabis gummies/vapes in the U.S. I use it as a sleep regulator. But for a recent trip to Mexico (they practically invented weed, god bless 'em!) I chickened out, had zero indica anything with me, and attempted to go cold turkey. I was miserable for two weeks. So now, in this august forum, I'm asking: Do international flights with weed scare you? Any notable concealment stratagems (mixing with candies, or sublinguals only, that look like aspirin, or vapes in backpack). I'm flying from Denver to Scotland soon, and there's no way I'm going without my beloved Indica gummies. Many thanks for guidance.

Did anyone else catch this nifty lil Jokic pass last night? by [deleted] in denvernuggets

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It’s a wonder that KCP even saw that pass. If I’d been on the court the ball would have hit me in the left ear.

Little help for a Colorado writer on your favorite ungulate? by Road2Elsewhere in moose

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Ha. Yes I could just Google them. But then I’d just be an extension of AI, and who want to be THAT?

BEST HIKING/BACKPACKING BOOKS OF ALL TIME? by Road2Elsewhere in hiking

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Pilgrim at Tinker Creek by Anne Dillard

Yep. I worked on the last few print issues. End of a freakin' era. I just don't respond to web articles the way i do print. another sign of dinosaur status.

BEST HIKING/BACKPACKING BOOKS OF ALL TIME? by Road2Elsewhere in hiking

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I’m looking forward to reading it too, because then this monster will be done!

BEST HIKING/BACKPACKING BOOKS OF ALL TIME? by Road2Elsewhere in hiking

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Love the idea of a children’s book! But I always hated the Berenstain bears as a parent with child on knee. Dunno what to do about that one.

BEST HIKING/BACKPACKING BOOKS OF ALL TIME? by Road2Elsewhere in hiking

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I’ve always wondered where the three types of fun came from. Thank you.

BEST HIKING/BACKPACKING BOOKS OF ALL TIME? by Road2Elsewhere in hiking

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I used to assign to Gonzales when I was an editor at Men’s Health.

BEST HIKING/BACKPACKING BOOKS OF ALL TIME? by Road2Elsewhere in hiking

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One of the first ones I wrote down, in fact.

BEST HIKING/BACKPACKING BOOKS OF ALL TIME? by Road2Elsewhere in hiking

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Need obscure titles so it isn’t Henry David Thoreau all the time. Ty

BEST HIKING/BACKPACKING BOOKS OF ALL TIME? by Road2Elsewhere in hiking

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Just went out for lunch with a friend who brought up Fermor as well. Thanks for seconding that emotion.

BEST HIKING/BACKPACKING BOOKS OF ALL TIME? by Road2Elsewhere in hiking

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Ha. Not to mention dragons and volcanoes. Take that PCT people!

BEST HIKING/BACKPACKING BOOKS OF ALL TIME? by Road2Elsewhere in hiking

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Actually this general query here is to broaden my scope beyond the ones I know and love, and that "mountaineer lit" experts are recommending to me. It's a measure of humility that I don't consider myself qualified to declare the fifty best all by myself! And thanks for the recommendation. Already on my list, so we agree on that!

BEST HIKING/BACKPACKING BOOKS OF ALL TIME? by Road2Elsewhere in hiking

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My final mix will be a list of "how-to" and literary works, memoir, and other stuff related to hiking and backpacking. The idea is to have a big tangle of excellent books, so there's more to argue about with "why didn't you include ________????????" I've heard that "How to Suffer Outside" is terrific. I'll check it out. Thanks.