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Heather and I took a hike up through Apex Park one fine morning in July.
Going along the old wagon road.
The creek still has water in it.
Looking out into metro Denver.
North toward the two Table Mountains.
Cloud deck building.
Time to head back down before the thunderstorms start.
Heather and I headed over to Red Rocks Amphitheater for a live taping of Wait Wait Don’t Tell me, the NPR news quiz. Had we known the traffic would be such a nightmare, we would have ridden our bicycles or walked.
Walking in toward the amphitheater.
Up the steps and into the amphitheater. Becky saved us some seats. We were JUST in time for the start of the show.
Looking down on the stage. This might be the biggest crowd that the cast of Wait Wait Don’t Tell Me has ever performed in front of.
The lights come on as the sun sinks in the west.
Moon hanging high in the sky to the south.
After the show.
The Buckhorn Exchange is an interesting century-old palace of death and fine dining in Denver. Many famous people have come through here for all manner of consumable animal flesh. The steak is pretty good although the scenery is a bit… interesting. In the back the thing that looks like a tusk is actually a whale penis (dork). It is a very interesting and unique restaurant.
