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kerosene · 12-15-2004, 11:52 AM

Well, I appreciate the positive attitdue about the Springs. One must have a positive attitude to live there, IMO. My favorite view of CS is in a rear view mirror, but I sure do miss the views of Pike's Peak sometimes. My bf and I just finished moving to Boulder, which is just up the road about an hour and a half. I must say that I am much more comfortable here, as far as the social climate goes, but I can't discount some of Colorado Springs' qualities. There are a few fun things to do in CS. I always liked walking Garden of the Gods, as it is relaxing and doesn't cost anything. If you get there in the evening, you can avoid most of the tourists.

Now, I am thinking about Boulder and I think I will start another thread.

Good luck in the Springs, elf.

12-15-2004, 11:52 AM	#3
kerosene Touring the facilities Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: The plains of Colorado Posts: 3,476	Well, I appreciate the positive attitdue about the Springs. One must have a positive attitude to live there, IMO. My favorite view of CS is in a rear view mirror, but I sure do miss the views of Pike's Peak sometimes. My bf and I just finished moving to Boulder, which is just up the road about an hour and a half. I must say that I am much more comfortable here, as far as the social climate goes, but I can't discount some of Colorado Springs' qualities. There are a few fun things to do in CS. I always liked walking Garden of the Gods, as it is relaxing and doesn't cost anything. If you get there in the evening, you can avoid most of the tourists. Now, I am thinking about Boulder and I think I will start another thread. Good luck in the Springs, elf.