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Sending out a plea to Colorado residents. Estes Park depends on tourist revenue.  Autumn in Rocky Mountain National Park, with its elk and scenery, draws thousands of people to this lovely town, and is critical to their local economy.  It is a necessary boost that gets them through the lean winter months. Between the floods and the government closure of the national parks, Estes Park has been slammed from two directions.  But the town is still open; the stores and restaurants are still open. And they sure could use our encouragement and support.  Highway 119 is open, too, so please treat yourself to the lovely drive up there, enjoy strolling

I'm not on DA much at all these days.  Working a lot of hours to make my garage into a studio and doing some traveling.  I just wanted to post an update and let people know that I just leased a new location to sell my photography.  It is a space inside the Rockin' Horse Antiques store on Washington Avenue in downtown Golden, Colorado.  Rent on the Avenue is very expensive, so it was a grand blessing from God to get a little corner near the cash register that is in my price range.  It is not a big space, but it is very visible. Plus I don't need a lot of space.  I wasn't even looking for a place on the Avenue to sell my work.  I never imagined

Just wanted to update my Watchers briefly.  I am not on DA much these days, because no one buys anything off my site. People's compliments, critiques, Favs and feedback are all deeply appreciated, but they don't pay the bills.  Instead, I am profiting nicely from a new artisan's market that opened in May on Hwy. 285 between Morrison and Conifer (Colorado USA). It is called "A Borgata" (Italian for Italian Village).  I really enjoy the people who own/run the store and I'm thrilled with the success I've had just in the short amount of time they've been open. I still enjoy DA and check in once in a while, but obviously, I need to focus more of