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Denver Colorado Summer 2024 Vacation, GVM, Sheila and Baby Bonnie

 MEOWOLF Art Museum Denver, It was $50 a ticket entry per person. 3 levels of unknowns. Was it interesting and unique = yes! Could it have cost $20 bucks per person, also yes. The Meowolf Location, is convenient  to the center of Denver, Colorado. Very popular, well attended art museum. Post-visit, I still don't know how to describe it. 














Next up, "Garden of the Gods." This is a free nature experience that is walkable, beautiful, unique, cool and stroller friendly. It is located just outside of Colorado Springs, Colorado, the 2nd largest city in Colorado and about 1 hour drive south from Denver. 











Next up the RINO, neighborhood located just a tad north of Downtown Denver. This is a 3 block commercial, industrial, residential mixed urban area of Art, Eateries, Hotels, Nightlife, Food, Breweries and walkable action. We ate @ YARDBIRD and our family luckily got sat next to former NBA baller Andre Miller. He conversed with us some hoops stories and  athlete insights. Good times.









Last up a Potpourri of Denver, Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, and Colorado Vacation Photos. Overall our family had a good time. Our AirBnb week-long Rental was a 1 bed, 1.5 bath, 1 Living Room with a kitchen basement located just east of the pristine, enviable Washington Park neighborhood in south Denver. Our rental was close to the University of Denver, a small college and also near the Platt Park neighborhood. We did not spend anytime in Downtown Denver or the Baker neighborhood unfortunately. Denver is  legit, spacious and easy to hang out in. I've now been twice and am a fan of the Mile Hile City.


































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