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| From 2003 snowstorm the big one |
days until the Grand Valley Road Trip
Thursday, March 25, 2010
March snowstorms and winter doldrums
The biggest March storm in history and the second biggest overall came on March 17-19, 2003. When it was all over, Denver had received 31.8 inches of heavy wet snow, but around the metro area, the totals were way higher. Rollinsville in Gilpin County received 87.5 inches. Parts of Evergreen in Jefferson County had 72.9 inches. The Red Feather Lakes area in Larimer County ended up with 64 inches. The city of Boulder had 51 inches. DIA closed officially for the first time since it opened in 1995 and part of its fabric roof in the main terminal tore open. Hundreds of structures were damaged. Sixteen avalanches were reported. I-70 was closed for three days, its longest closure in history.
Thursday, March 11, 2010
67 days until the Grand Valley Road Trip!
Febuary was berry berry good to me. I was able to find some dirt rides and do some exploring
Febuary was berry berry good to me. I was able to find some dirt rides and do some exploring
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| From I.S. to Chinook |
In Search of the Lost Trail
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