April 13, 2007: Boulder, Colorado.
Only about 20 minutes from Denver in the foothills of the Rockies is this isolated hippy town. But Boulder is for well-to-do hippies, who make their livings as veterinarians or environmental lobbyists. Refreshingly, there were none of the other kinds, who tend to malinger on the street with a dirty bony dog on a leash and beg for change.
And they were out and about on this sunny day at the farmer's market in front of the Dushanbe Tea House, which was built in Tajikistan and shipped piece by piece here.
We hiked up to the Flatirons to get a view of the town from above. It's hard to hike uphill at
6000 feet.
Only about 20 minutes from Denver in the foothills of the Rockies is this isolated hippy town. But Boulder is for well-to-do hippies, who make their livings as veterinarians or environmental lobbyists. Refreshingly, there were none of the other kinds, who tend to malinger on the street with a dirty bony dog on a leash and beg for change.
And they were out and about on this sunny day at the farmer's market in front of the Dushanbe Tea House, which was built in Tajikistan and shipped piece by piece here.
We hiked up to the Flatirons to get a view of the town from above. It's hard to hike uphill at
6000 feet.
posted by Thomas and Stacey at 4:37 PM
2 Comments:
Which category of hippies do you guys fall in to?
Formerly and soon to be again well-to-do, but in the meantime malingerers.
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