Rule number one of the Tough Mudder- it’s a challenge not a race. This challenge has made a bold name for itself as one of the biggest and baddest. In fact, only 80% of participants finish. The course tests teamwork, toughness, fitness, strength and mental grit. Time is not of the essence- there is not even […]
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Thanks so much to Round the Bend Blog https://kimolgren.wordpress.com/ and Love Living in Colorado https://lovelivingincolorado.wordpress.com/ for nominating CatchCarri.com the “One Lovely Blog Award!” I am excited Catch Carri has been nominated for sharing a unique take on adventures. My focus is to inform and inspire people to engage with the world around them. Even if you
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Yogis stretched out their mats at Wit’s End Brewery on Saturday to bliss out. Turns out, yoga followed by beer is becoming a new trend. Charles Ferentchak masterminded the idea of “Brewasana’ to promote one his favorite breweries, yoga teachers and a good cause. Ferentchak works for Boulder based Rally Software, a company that requires
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The set up for Rugged Maniac is no picnic in the park. The crew heads West a week before the race to start constructing the obstacles. “Our obstacles are some of the biggest and baddest,” says COO of Rugged Maniac, Rob Dickens. How could you argue when they are designed by Navy Seals? Dickens says
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Cash some chips in tomorrow to catch the last day of the money show at the Colorado Convention Center. Some of the world’s most famous rare coins and paper money are on display for the National Money Show. It’s a big bang for your six-dollar buck! Here are the highlights. Billion Dollar Case. You may
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Cruise your cruiser, race on your road bike or make a statement on a unicycle… you get the point- as long as you’re peddling to Denver Beer Company to swoop up the latest brew. The “Incredible Pedal IPA” is named so because a rigged up bike milled the barley used to make the beer. The creative minds at Salvegetti
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Waldo Canyon can be slick as winter tapers off but that doesn’t mean it’s off limits. With yak tracks and some caution you can enjoy all the spectacular canyon offers year-round. The trail is well groomed and never leaves you questioning the right path. After just one mile you are spit into Waldo Canyon and
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Wearing brooches is the common theme everyday of former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright. She made wearing pins her sticking point after the Iraqi government called her an “unparalleled serpent.” Albright boldly responded by wearing a golden serpent pen at her next meeting with the Iraqis. “I found that jewelry had become part of my diplomatic arsenal,” reveals Albright.
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Style is sparking at the Denver Art Museum. “Yves Saint Laurent: The Retrospective” takes museum goers on a creative journey that revolutionized fashion. Over 200 original haute couture outfits are displayed and leave no room to wonder why Saint Laurent dominated the fashion world. His bold statements still speak today. “You may not own clothes
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