El Nino brings snow
El Nino has been bringing snow to the mountains in giant blizzards. The skiing is great and soon the rafting will be excellent as that snow melts its way into the Cache La Poudre River near Fort Collins, Colorado.
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A History of the Cache La Poudre River by Morgan Mayo Juniper and silver sage cascading down long red riverbanks. The shadow of spruce trees falling across dark water, flowing over lichen covered boulders, disappearing over drops and around bends in a tumult of white. Craggy grey canyon walls against a pale blue sky, all…
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As of March 1, 2015 the Cache La Poudre River spring and summer flow is forecast to be at levels around 103% of average flows. This is according to the Colorado Water Supply Outlook Report issued by the US Department of Agriculture, Natural Resource Conservation Service (NRCS). NRCS issues a monthly report from January to…
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The Honey Gitters are a local Fort Collins band who will be playing progressive bluegrass music… free event open to the public and we invite you to enjoy local Colorado beer, sand volleyball and some great music against the backdrop of the beautiful foothills.
2019 Summer Music – End of Season Party
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