Boulder, CO

Sep 16th, 2005 (Fri)
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The Pearl Street Mall is the heart of Boulder.


“I keep trying to move out of Boulder,” said my friend Micah, citing the high cost of living here plus congestion problems. “But I just have not found a place that can offer all that Boulder can.”

Indeed, Boulder offers world-class cycling, skiing, and rock climbing, along with one of the nation’s hippest pedestrian malls and perhaps the fittest population in the country. It also has been named the healthiest town in the country, the best city for runners, the town with the highest percentage of people having a bachelor’s degree (an astounding 67%), and the most dog-friendly town, as well as the Denver metro area being voted one of the best towns for singles. At least from a city standpoint (neglecting scenery), this is my favorite town in all of Colorado. More impressions coming soon. In the meantime, you can check out these photos.

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Going through downtown along Broadway Street. Traffic and parking isn't that bad on a weekend (when this photo was taken), though it was congested on a Friday evening during rush hour.

The Pearl Street Mall is the heart of Boulder and one of the most famous pedestrian malls in the U.S. There is plenty of outdoor dining here.

Kids running through fountains in the Pearl Street Mall.

Another shot of a section of Pearl Street Mall.

Dudes like this one on a unicycle juggling flames always attract a big crowd and adds to the character of Pearl Street Mall.

Due to the large number of photos, only the first 6 are shown. View photo album or slideshow.

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