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Link: http://theflume.com/ftp/Winter%20in%20the%20Park%202009.pdf

We hope you'll enjoy The Flume’s 2009-20010 Winter in
the Park, a special supplement designed to provide interesting,
practical and fun information that covers October through
May.
This is the second year we've included an events calendar
to help you keep track of activities in and around Park County.
We are coming out with the publication in early October so
you'll have a guide for much of the fall as well as the winter
and spring.

Events Calendar • Winter Tips
Fishing • History • Weather
Deer and Elk Trends
Trails • Map
Humor

Caution this is a 23mb download.

Beginning January 1, 2010, the Park County Assessor's Office business hours will be 7:00am to 6:00pm, Monday through Thursday. We will be closed on Fridays. This is an experiment with hours to see if it provides a savings in overhead. We apologize if this is an inconvenience. Please feel free to contact our office at:
(719) 836-4187 or by email to: dwissel@parkco.us.

As I sit here the snow is falling outside and the temperatures are hanging below freezing. This is a magical time of the year in South Park, its quiet, walking through the forest is peaceful, the animals are more relaxed.

And of course the amazing sights of Elk Herds across the Valley. 100s of Elk will herd together and wander around the basin grazing on the grasses that grew during the warmer months. And as the snow gets deeper higher up it will push the Elk Further down into the Valley.

Take some time to look around and spot the herds they are amazing.

When most people are asked to list one of the scenic phenomena for which Colorado is famous, fall colors aren't typically the first thing to come to mind. Those who have experienced autumn in the Rocky Mountains, however, know that the state can boast seasonal color-changing performances rivaling even those of the country's most famous fall destinations.

Rocky Mountain College Rendezvous; August 1 - 8, 2009

Pilgrims and Hivernauts, Welcome.
This is a Teaching Rendezvous. Come and learn about the North American 1825 to 1840 Fur Trade Era. You don't need to be perfect, just come to learn!!

PDF Flyer:
http://www.csmla.org/college09/rmcr09-flyer.jpg