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George Washington's Thanksgiving Proclamation, 3 October 1789

11/24/2021

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​By the President of the United States of America. a Proclamation.
Whereas it is the duty of all Nations to acknowledge the providence of Almighty God, to obey his will, to be grateful for his benefits, and humbly to implore his protection and favor—and whereas both Houses of Congress have by their joint Committee requested me “to recommend to the People of the United States a day of public thanksgiving and prayer to be observed by acknowledging with grateful hearts the many signal favors of Almighty God especially by affording them an opportunity peaceably to establish a form of government for their safety and happiness.”
Now therefore I do recommend and assign Thursday the 26th day of November next to be devoted by the People of these States to the service of that great and glorious Being, who is the beneficent Author of all the good that was, that is, or that will be—That we may then all unite in rendering unto him our sincere and humble thanks—for his kind care and protection of the People of this Country previous to their becoming a Nation—for the signal and manifold mercies, and the favorable interpositions of his Providence which we experienced in the course and conclusion of the late war—for the great degree of tranquillity, union, and plenty, which we have since enjoyed—for the peaceable and rational manner, in which we have been enabled to establish constitutions of government for our safety and happiness, and particularly the national One now lately instituted—for the civil and religious liberty with which we are blessed; and the means we have of acquiring and diffusing useful knowledge; and in general for all the great and various favors which he hath been pleased to confer upon us.
and also that we may then unite in most humbly offering our prayers and supplications to the great Lord and Ruler of Nations and beseech him to pardon our national and other transgressions—to enable us all, whether in public or private stations, to perform our several and relative duties properly and punctually—to render our national government a blessing to all the people, by constantly being a Government of wise, just, and constitutional laws, discreetly and faithfully executed and obeyed—to protect and guide all Sovereigns and Nations (especially such as have shewn kindness unto us) and to bless them with good government, peace, and concord—To promote the knowledge and practice of true religion and virtue, and the encrease of science among them and us—and generally to grant unto all Mankind such a degree of temporal prosperity as he alone knows to be best.
Given under my hand at the City of New-York the third day of October in the year of our Lord 1789.
Go: Washington


Washington issued a proclamation on October 3, 1789, designating Thursday, November 26 as a national day of thanks. In his proclamation, Washington declared that the necessity for such a day sprung from the Almighty’s care of Americans prior to the Revolution, assistance to them in achieving independence, and help in establishing the constitutional government. Source:  Mount Vernon

When President Lincoln made his Thanksgiving proclamation in 1863, the last Thursday of November became standard. Source: Wikipedia
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Thanksgiving Poems Just for You!

11/24/2021

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Pull up a chair, grab a cup of coffee, tea or hot chocolate and enjoy a little break from the busyness of Thanksgiving week. These Thanksgiving Poems are short and easy to read. The poems are appropriate for all ages.

They are also thought provoking. They were selected to encourage you to truly think about the meaning of Thanksgiving. Share them with friends and family.

Enjoy!
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Thanksgiving Poems

Thanksgiving

The year has turned its circle,
The seasons come and go.
The harvest all is gathered in
And chilly north winds blow.
Orchards have shared their treasures,
The fields, their yellow grain,
So open wide the doorway~
Thanksgiving comes again!
~Old Rhyme

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All in a Word
By Aileen Fisher

T for time to be together, turkey, talk, and tangy weather.
H for harvest stored away, home, and hearth, and holiday.
A for autumn’s frosty art, and abundance in the heart.
N for neighbors, and November, nice things, new things to remember.
K for kitchen, kettles’ croon, kith and kin expected soon.
S for sizzles, sights, and sounds, and something special that abounds.
That spells ~~~THANKS—for joy in living and a jolly good Thanksgiving.


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At Grandma’s House

I like the taste of turkey
Any time throughout the year
But it never
seems to taste as good
As when Thanksgiving’s here.
Could be it’s all the trimmings
That are cooked with it to eat-
But I think it’s
eating at Grandma’s house
That makes it such a treat!
~Author Unknown

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Song of the Pilgrims
By Nancy Sue Krenrich

Across the rolling, wind-swept sea
For months we’ve sailed along,
I see a land that’s new to me
Against the blue horizon.
Oh, beautiful land of freedom born,
I’ve come across the sea
To reap your fruits and build my home,
And make my people free.

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Mindfullness - I've Heard it All Before!

11/20/2021

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Describing something ad nauseum will surely exhaust its credibility. It may even blend into the mobbed, congested network of our over-stimulated lives; thus, its crucial and precious lesson goes unlearned, unpracticed. Such is the case with Mindfulness. Everywhere you turn someone is talking about mindfulness, even me, right now! But I’m going to tell you the real deal about mindfulness. It’s not complicated.

When we think of mindfulness we invoke images of Yogi’s levitating, eyes drawn back so only
the whites are visible, chanting harmoniously, ohm…ohm…ohm. This is not so. Mindfulness means being present at a precise moment. It is when all your consideration is focused on what you are doing, feeling, saying, enjoying, and being. Mindfulness can be freeing and inspire growth! 

Forced to Face
Mindfulness can also be classified as Attention. And attention leads to Control and Balance. We all want control and balance in our lives. It all starts with mindfulness. Mindfulness leads to an altruistic life. You cannot hide from yourself whilst existing in attendance with your thoughts. Being present influences you to evaluate and scrutinize your life; it forces you to face any deficiencies. After that only two things can happen. You can disregard what needs to be changed or fixed in your life or take control and resolve any issues that have become apparent. Thus, growth is inevitable with mindfulness. But, it doesn’t come easy. Consistency is the key!

Practice Makes…Pretty Good
Mindfulness is a skill. It takes time to master like any other ability worth learning. You will never be perfect at being present; there is always room to grow. But you can master it until it becomes second nature. Epictetus was a Stoic philosopher who came to be known in the early second century C.E. He lived first in Rome as a student, and then as a teacher with his own school in Nicopolis, Greece. Epictetus explains in his writing how important it is to practice mindfulness. He told his students once they have let their attention lapse, it is very difficult to recover it, “Do you not realize that when once you have let your mind go wandering, it is no longer in your power to recall it, to bring it back to what is right, to self- respect, to moderation?” We must not allow “life” to influence us and take us away from mindfulness. Being mindful is being in control. Regularity in practice is essential but don’t think school ends any time soon. You’re here for the long haul!

You’re Going to Be Here a While
It is a war not just a battle. Take your time. Making our way through this life is difficult. It starts
with our first breath and ends with our last. We are thrown into this world innocent, clueless;
immediately we search to make sense of our surroundings. We continue this our entire lives. Epictetus proposed, “It’s a lifelong series of subtle readjustments of our character. We fine-tune our thoughts, words, and deeds in a progressively wholesome direction. When you actively engage in gradually refining yourself, you retreat from your lazy ways of covering yourself or making excuses.” When we are actively engaged in our lives, we are being mindful. And when we are mindful, we have no choice but to grow.

Getting Started
Try this exercise. You can use a raisin or any other small edible like, nuts, berries, grapes, etc. For
this exercise I will use a raisin.

First, take a raisin and hold it in the palm of your hand or between your finger and thumb. Squeeze it gently. Take note of the texture.

Next, take time to really focus on it; gaze at the raisin with full attention—imagine that you are
from another planet and have never seen anything like this before. Reconnoiter every part of it,
examining the highlights where the light shines, the darker caverns, the folds and crests, and any unique features. Now, Close your eyes and turn the raisin over between your fingers, squeeze gently.

Take a whiff! Hold the raisin beneath your nose. Inhale. Envelop your nose with the aroma and
fragrance. Take note of what may be happening with other senses. Notice your tongue.

Now slowly bring the raisin up to your mouth. Delicately press it to your lips. Feel the texture on
your lips. Softly place the raisin in your mouth; do not chew it! Spend a few minutes focusing on the
raisin in your mouth. Explore it with your tongue. You should begin to taste it. Try to pick out the sweet and tart sensations. Then, after a few minutes take one bite. Let it continue to roll around your mouth. Notice what exactly happened. How did it split? Did it squish? How big are the remaining pieces? Continue to chew noticing all the changes.

When you are ready to swallow the raisin, first detect the intent to swallow. Experience the pre-
swallow activity, an increase in saliva. Be very conscious as you swallow the raisin. Follow it down until you cannot feel it any longer.

You can apply this same technique to anything in life. Riding a bike, exercising, eating a meal,
making love (being mindful during love making increases the pleasure tenfold!), or any other activity in life. One of the best ways to be mindful is to just sit with your thoughts. Don’t try to deflect, deny, or ignore them. Engage with your thoughts. Yes, this can be scary-at first. But after a while it is most
assuredly freeing. Be one with yourself. Be good to yourself.

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How to Calm the Thanksgiving Blues!

11/14/2021

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So many of us look forward to Thanksgiving with anticipation of friends and family gathering around for a delicious meal as well as good, lively conversation.

However, some people may actually dread the holiday, especially this year and see it as a lonely and disappointing time because they are going through a bad time in their life. Tough times don’t take a holiday! For them, Thanksgiving may be the beginning of a long string of “holiday blues” because Christmas is close behind.

Here are ideas to shed a different light on the holiday season and calm the Thanksgiving blues for others and will make you feel good as well.

Write a card or note of thanks. We all would love to hear words of thanks! Write a quick note, send an email, or make a phone call. Simply say “Thanks for being you!” or “Glad you’re in my life!” Thanksgiving is the perfect time to let them know!

Share your Thanksgiving meal if you are comfortable during that this year. An invitation to Thanksgiving dinner is a great way to include others. Do check to see if they have food preferences or restrictions.  Extend the invitation ASAP. Sometimes, just anticipating the fun is as enjoyable as the real event.

Deliver a Thanksgiving meal. If a person is too sick or too sad to join you for Thanksgiving dinner, deliver the meal to them. This can be for one person or rally others to contribute to a Thanksgiving dinner with a side dish or dessert and deliver meals to several people. Deliver the meal with a caring note and heating instructions. If time doesn’t allow for this, just deliver a piece of your favorite pie.


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Plan something fun to do over Thanksgiving weekend. Take some of the loneliness out of the weekend by going shopping, seeing a holiday blockbuster movie, or going skiing or ice skating. Each town has its own fun activities so check online or in the newspaper for ideas.

Involve the kids. Help them create a Thanksgiving Day greeting card for a shut in. Provide craft supplies and let the kids create them and have them deliver their homemade cards or send them in the mail.

Help with holiday decorations. Make someone’s home a bit cheerier by helping with Thanksgiving decorations. Don’t forget to help take them down at the end of the season.

Illness and accidents don’t take a break just because it’s Thanksgiving. Think of visiting someone who is ill (not with COVID) and home bound with a noncommunicable illness, or a person who had an accident who is home bound.  If appropriate (especially this year), provide something fun to do, or if time allows, watch a game, movie, or parade. A short visit will be appreciated as well.

A little extra time and effort will bring a smile to someone going through a rough time. It might just help to ease their Thanksgiving blues. And, it will make you feel better, too!

Source & Additional Info...

Help to calm the Thanksgiving Blues during this COVID-19 year!
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Christmas Cookies to Make Now and Freeze!

11/12/2021

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It’s time to get a head start on your Christmas baking. You will love these Christmas cookies you can make now and freeze. What a great feeling to have that task done well before the holiday season!

These Santa-special treats can be in the freezer for up to three months. Make sure you wrap the cookies in plastic, stack in an airtight container, seal and freeze. Thaw wrapped cookies at room temperature before serving.

These cookies are also perfect for a Christmas Cookie Exchange event. Here is the bonus…these cookies are easy to make! Everyone will think you spent hours and hours making these unique, delicious holiday cookies!

Chocolaty Melting Snowmen
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Hot Cocoa Cookies


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Candy Cane Sandwich Cookies
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Caramel Apple Cookies
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Holiday 7 Layer Bars

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Christmas Cookies to make now and freeze! How easy is that?

For a Delicious Healthier Banana Bread Recipe, Click Here


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Veterans Day - 2021

11/11/2021

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Veterans Day is an official United States holiday that celebrates the service of all U.S. military veterans.  It is observed each year on November 11. It was originally known as Armistice Day.

Veterans Day is not to be confused with Memorial Day which honors those who died while in military service. It is also not to be confused with Armed Forces Day which is celebrated in May and specifically honors those currently serving in the U.S. military.
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When Veterans Day falls on a Saturday then either Saturday or the preceding Friday may be designated as the holiday.

If it falls on a Sunday, it is typically observed on the following Monday. This year we are observing the holiday on Thursday, November 11. Source…


Enjoy this quote and several more from well-known individuals about Veterans Day:

“The veterans of our military services have put their lives on the line to protect the freedoms that we enjoy. They have dedicated their lives to their country and deserve to be recognized for their commitment.”    Judd Gregg

Read more here: Quotes

Please take the time to thank a vet on this Veterans Day and help out in any way you feel you can.



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How to Boost Your Sleep Quality as you grow older

11/9/2021

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It goes without saying that we need to sleep in order to function at optimal levels. Sleeping well improves your appearance, brainpower, memory and other vital body functions. It also reduces your risk of gaining weight, feeling fatigued or developing chronic health conditions. Both adults and children need 6 or more hours of sleep every night for optimal health. However, just because you’re getting the recommended hours of sleep each day does not mean that your body is getting the rest that it needs. A lot of people toss and turn all night, don’t feel like getting out of bed in the morning and drink plenty of coffee to avoid drowsiness during the day. If you’re suffering from such sleep problems, then you need to improve the quality of your sleep. Here are a few top tips on how to boost your sleep quality.
 
1 – Sleep in a Cool, Dark & Quiet Room
 
Sleeping with the lights on is one of the major causes of sleep deprivation. When your eyes are exposed to light, neurons are aroused and this disrupts your sleep. Research has also shown that light exposure before sleep suppresses the production of melatonin – the hormone that controls your sleep and wake cycles. A reduction in this hormone at night normally leads to varying levels of sleeplessness. To avoid sleep disruption due to nighttime exposure to light, always sleep with all the lights off. This includes the light emitted from electronic devices, so make sure your computer, phone, tablet and other light producing equipment are either turned off or stored outside the bedroom.
 
Too much heat can also disrupt your sleep quality. To keep cool while you sleep, make sure you keep the window open and ensure the room is well ventilated. If you still find that you’re too warm after doing this, go to bed wearing lighter clothing and consider investing in a lighter duvet or even sleeping on top of the covers.
 
Noise is yet another thing that can have a detrimental impact on the quality of your sleep. To minimize the amount of noise in your room, make sure there’s nothing in the bedroom that could potentially make noises while you sleep. If it’s noisy outside your bedroom, try sleeping with earplugs.
 
2 – Avoid Caffeine In The Evening
 
As you probably know, coffee is a rich source of caffeine. This chemical changes the brain’s chemistry by binding with sleep inducing receptors known as adenosine in order to keep you awake. The stimulating effects of caffeine can wreak havoc on your sleep because they take hours to wear off. Therefore, if you are an avid coffee drinker, you might want to avoid your favorite beverage a few hours before going to bed.
 
3 – Get Comfortable Before You Sleep
 
There are many ways to get comfortable before going to bed and these can improve the quality of your sleep. For instance, taking a hot shower raises your core body temperature and this helps to improve sleep. Alternatively, having a hot bath can relax your muscles and help you have a soothing night of sleep.
 
4 – Try Essential Oils
 
Essential oils such as cedar wood, roman chamomile, sandalwood, valerian or lavender oil are all natural relaxants and can help you have an amazing night’s sleep. If you’re having a bath before bed, try putting a few drops of your favorite essential oils from the above list into the bath and then allow the aromas to work their magic. Alternatively, you can add a few drops of these essential oils to a diffuser, place it in your bedroom and let the relaxing scents slowly spread around the room while you sleep.
 
5 – Unwind Before Bed
 
One final way to maximize your sleep quality is to start unwinding and getting ready for bed a few hours before you sleep. You can do this by disconnecting from the Internet, switching off the TV and your other electronic devices and then spending the last few hour of the day doing a relaxing activity. Then for the last 30 minutes of the day, stop everything, empty your mind and focus fully on getting ready for sleep.

The National Sleep Foundation (NSF) recently released the key indicators of good sleep quality, as established by a panel of experts.

The key determinants of quality sleep are included in a report published in Sleep Health. They include:

  • Sleeping more time while in bed (at least 85 percent of the total time)
  • Falling asleep in 30 minutes or less
  • Waking up no more than once per night; and
  • Being awake for 20 minutes or less after initially falling asleep.

Summary
If you’ve been struggling to get a good night’s sleep, I hope the advice in this article helps to enhance your sleep quality. These 5 tips are very simple to implement but surprisingly effective. So give them a try today and start enjoying the best sleep of your life.

Click here for 10 Tips for Better Sleep!
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Enjoy retirement without a house payment!

11/8/2021

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Q: What do most Americans cite as their #1 fear during retirement?
A: Running out of money.

If you are living in a primary residence, plan to stay a minimum of 18 months and have paid your mortgage and creditors on time for the last two years, you might want to consider a Reverse Mortgage.


  • More than 1.2 million senior households have utilized an FHA-insured reverse mortgage
  • Older adults often focus on a debt-free retirement, overlooking a valuable financial resource: their home. Collectively, homeowners 62+ years have a record $6.5 trillion of “tappable” equity
  • A reverse mortgage is a “non-recourse” loan. Borrowers are not responsible for repaying the loan.

    Source: Black Knight, Nov. 2, 2020

A reverse mortgage can help homeowners at least 62 years old age-in-place, maintain independence, retain home title ownership, gain access to home equity that earns compound interest tax-free (and is non-taxable when drawn on) or double their purchasing power to get a newer home.

They enable older Americans to borrow against the equity in their homes to help fund retirement needs without having to make PI monthly payments as required with traditional "forward" mortgage or home equity loans. Funds are advanced to the borrower and interest accrues, but the outstanding balance is not due until the last borrower leaves the home, sells, refinances or passes away.

A reverse mortgage was a "win" for many local Coloradan clients of Kevin Guttman's, including:
  • Carol, an 84-year-old woman on a tight budget, was using credit cards to buy groceries. A reverse mortgage freed up more than $1,000 each month, eliminating her monthly PI mortgage payment and enabling her to pay off debt and retain title to her home.  
  • Ruth, a 75-year-old woman, dreamed of buying a sprinter van to travel to national parks. She turned her dream into a reality with a reverse mortgage, using equity from her home tax free.
  • Sharon and Bill, a couple in their 60s, used a reverse mortgage to double their purchasing power for a newer, updated home with no monthly PI mortgage payment. When Bill passed away, not having a mortgage payment allowed Sharon to stay in their home.
  • Jim was concerned that his senior parents might outlive their money. A reverse mortgage’s elimination of monthly PI payments gave the couple more disposable income to pay medical and rising cost of living expenses.
  • Is a reverse mortgage right for you?
    A Certified Reverse Mortgage Professional can educate you about your specific numbers and what you might quality for, as well as provide an analysis of your situation, so you can make an educated decision. All reverse mortgage borrowers are required to get counseling from an independent, third-party, HUD-approved counseling agency.
  • A reverse mortgage does not have to be complicated when you have a professional’s help!
  • Kevin Guttman can help guide you through the Reverse Mortgage application and arrange for an appraisal of your property after receipt of your HUD counseling certificate. He can process the necessary paperwork, including a title report and the checking of balances of liens/mortgages to be paid off. Once completed, the documents will go to a loan underwriter for final approval. You will work with your reverse mortgage specialist to satisfy any conditions or requirements needed to close the loan.  Learn more at ReverseMortgageRevolution.com.
  • Certified Reverse Mortgage Professional (CRMP) -- An elite designation
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Thankful Tree – A Thanksgiving Tradition

11/6/2021

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A Thanksgiving tradition for some families and a soon-to-be tradition for others…a Thankful Tree!

After all, the meaning of Thanksgiving is to give thanks for the many blessings in our lives.

This is an activity that all ages can participate in and will be a topic of conversation for your Thanksgiving gathering.

We have chosen three trees that are fairly easy DIY projects. You can get started on them this week and have them ready for Thanksgiving day.
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Thankful Tree #1
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Start with some tall branches — either gather them from outside, or purchase a bunch of craft branches. For an even more festive look, consider lighted branches. Add them to a simple glass vase. You may have some of the supplies on hand… if not, they are reasonable in cost and can be used year after year!


Before guests arrive, attach ribbon to paper leaves. Using a dark colored Sharpie, write what you are thankful for on a few of the leaves and hang them on the tree. Encourage your guests to do the same as they arrive.
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Thankful Tree #2
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You will need the following supplies for this Thankful Tree:

Glass Vase, Tree Branches, Pinecones, Autumn Leaves, Ribbon, Scrapbook Paper, and Leaf Pattern
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This is a low-cost Tree that can be used year after year.
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Thankful Tree #3
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This Tree is nature themed. It uses unshelled nuts in the vase with autumn leaves decoration surrounding the vase. The medallions are wooden with chalk paint so they can be used again next Thanksgiving. Be creative and use supplies that you have on hand. If you need to purchase some of them, remember that you can use this Thankful Tree year after year!

For more Thanksgiving ideas:  Click Here

Thankful Tree – A Thanksgiving Tradition for All to Enjoy!

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Colorado Vacations – Steamboat Springs

11/4/2021

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Head for Steamboat Springs any season of the year – Here’s Why!
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It's fun, beautiful and full of activity!



Steamboat has a unique mix of warm sun, cowboy boots and friendly locals which gives an inviting and laid back atmosphere to this historic Colorado resort town. This is where western heritage meets outdoor adventure, and there's something for everyone to enjoy!

Fun Activities & Entertainment:


* Tubing at several locations – Howelsen Hill – Steamboat – Saddleback Ranch’s Yee-Haw Tubing Hill – Yampa River

* Natural Hot Springs and Mineral Pools (To Die For – Very Relaxing!)

* Steamboat Pro Rodeo – Old Fashion Wagon rides and Dinner

* Slingshot Bungee Jump Trampoline (oh boy… be careful)

* Plenty of music festivals all year round for all ages (Click the link below)

* Mountain activities include, Hiking – Mountain biking – Horseback riding – ATV and Jeep tours – Hot air balloon rides
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* Steamboat is listed as one of "The 10 Best Ski Resorts in the US" by Snowpak.com

* Travelers in the early 1900s visited Steamboat Springs in the summer months for the natural hot springs and the vast hunting and fishing opportunities

* Your top destination to learn about the history of Steamboat Springs is the Tread of Pioneers Museum. It has engaging and interactive exhibits which feature local and regional American Western history.


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Steamboat Springs is a “must visit” in Colorado!
Find out more here:


https://www.steamboatchamber.com/

Related Travel Post: Buena Vista Adventures
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