Rocky Mountain Skiing, 2nd Ed.: Ski Areas and Resorts in Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, Montana, New Mexico, and Western Canada
Posted in Resorts In The Rocky Mountains on May 3rd, 2012 | 1 comment[wpramazon asin="B007PMIDAU"]
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Torian Plum Lodging, Steamboat Springs, CO
Posted in Colorado Ski Lodging on May 3rd, 2012 | 0 comments
The Torian Plum Condos (Steamboat Springs, Colorado) are managed by ResortQuest Steamboat Vacation Rentals. Ski-in, ski-out luxury Steamboat lodging just steps from the Steamboat Ski Area gondola and Christie Chairlift. Choose from 1-5 bedroom condos with outdoor pool, hot tubs, fitness center, concierge, front desk (on-site), free Internet, daily housekeeping, on-demand door-to-door winter shuttler service. Visit www.ResortQuestSteamboat.com for specials (including discounted Steamboat lift tickets), availability, photos of every condo – pick your perfect one!
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Assistant Director of Endangered Species Program, Gary Frazer, Presents Margot Zallen with an Award
Posted in Rocky Mountain Region on May 3rd, 2012 | 0 commentsAssistant Director of Endangered Species Program, Gary Frazer, Presents Margot Zallen with an Award
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On May 23rd, 2011 The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Mountain-Prairie Region honored three of the most influential individuals in wolf recovery in the Northern Rocky Mountains: Ed Bangs, Steve Fritts, and Margot Zallen. Ed Bangs started the event with an hour-long presentation, “Wolf Conservation: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly.”
Following the presentation, Regional and National leadership recognized the imminent retirement of Ed, Steve, and Margot with a variety awards for their contributions.
Photo credit: Heather Bell/USFWS
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Are “Rocky Mountain Edition” Jeeps trail rated too?
Posted in Rocky Mountain Trail on May 3rd, 2012 | 0 commentsQuestion by : Are “Rocky Mountain Edition” Jeeps trail rated too?
I am just wondering about this. I have noticed that Jeeps with the “Rocky Mountain Edition” badge, do not have the trail rated badge. What is the Rocky Mountain Edition? And is it Trail Rated? And if it is, why don’t they have trail rated badges? Thanks!
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Answer by cololx6
The Rocky Mountain Edition is a promotional trim level when Jeep wants to move extra units. It sits between the Laredo (for Grand Cherokee; base or Sport for some other models) and Limited packages and offers several nice upgrades for very little money.
RME models—like the other trim levels—are offered in both 4×2 and 4×4 configurations, which is likely why you’re seeing versions without a Trail Rated badge. In a 4×4 configuration, a Rocky Mountain Edition bears a Trail Rated badge just like any normally-available trim level.
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John Denver and the Muppets – Rocky Mountain Holiday: In this musical variety special, John Denver and Jim Henso… http://t.co/JiAsch55
Posted in Rocky Mountain Holiday on May 3rd, 2012 | 0 commentsJohn Denver and the Muppets – Rocky Mountain Holiday: In this musical variety special, John Denver and Jim Henso… http://t.co/JiAsch55 – by Arlenayhi (Arlena Ackerley)
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