What can you do for victims of an inferno that engulfs and incinerates their neighborhoods in a matter of hours? Click for videos of 90 MPH winds and how you can help the victims of the Marshall Fire.
The Marshall Fire Tragedy and How You Can Help
Solving The Ripper Outdoor Mystery with CluedUpp!
When I discovered the CluedUpp Games GPS Mystery, The Ripper was coming to Boulder, Colorado, we became The Sherlock Gnomes to solve the case! Click for photos and more about the app!
Marking Myself Safe in Boulder
After a mass shooting in Boulder, Colorado, many will react in fear. But there's another alternative. Click for an idea that could bring the community together with hope.
Golden Inspiration to Remind Us: Friday Photography
When taking a walk, I discovered an amazing sight. Click for photos of a golden sunset and words to inspire you!
The CalWood Fire and Evacuation Plans
When the Calwood Fire broke out in Jamestown, I didn't worry too much until it swept over the mountain toward my house. Click for photos!
When Life Reminds Me to Wear a Mask
I pull up my mask out of respect for others while biking, but the craziest things still happen! Life reminds me to ALWAYS wear a mask. Click for a giggle.
A Wet and Wild Commute – Tube to Work Day!
https://www.instagram.com/p/B0HC5q1FbCe/ I've lived in Boulder for thirty years and have never participated in one of its most celebrated events. Boulderites are known for their green standards. They're concerned about their carbon footprint. They are all about recycling, organics, and commuting with the environment in mind. Since the Boulder Creek rushes wild a couple of streets... Continue Reading →
Taking the Mount Sanitas Challenge!
Boulder is known for its red rocks, which slice through the foothills in flat angular slabs known at the Flatirons. For a view of the Flatirons, Boulder, the Front Range and beyond, there is no better hike that Mount Sanitas. They even have their own mini flatirons - The trailhead starts on Mapleton Avenue at... Continue Reading →
Boulder Creek for Wordless Wednesday!
For how long I have lived in Boulder, you'd think I would spend a lot of time hiking Boulder Creek. I drive over it, but hadn't walked the trail for a long time. It was, well, see for yourself! With tons of snow melting in the mountains, the runoff is filling rivers. People chilled out... Continue Reading →
An Insane May Colorado Snowstorm in Photos
Weather in Colorado is unpredictable, but getting this much snow, this late in the month is unusual and record-breaking. Mother Nature at her best and worst. Luckily, while perusing tender plants at Home Depot last Friday, I overheard two ladies talking about the rumor of snow. Although it didn't show up on my weather app,... Continue Reading →
Susie Lindau's Wild Ride 