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mlong September 29, 2009 notes from the bioregion

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wmelart says:

October 8, 2009 at 3:10 am

Our only bumper crop is apples which we are slowly picking and hope to dry alot. Last week we took the loop drive of 8 hours from Durango to Telluride (a stop for lunch there), a visit to a friend in Ridgeway, a hot thermal soak at Orvis Springs, and dinner near Purgatory before reaching home 11 hours after our departure. Beautiful color and a good date! Colder here, geraniums and sucullents have been brought in, a little snow in the high country. Preparing for my open studio this month. Mark, I got the permission from Counterpoint. Love from Durango to all.

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