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Coldwell Banker Mason Morse
MARKET UPDATE
The following analysis represents recent sales activity in the Aspen Glenwood MLS from 4/1/22 to 5/5/22 with prices starting at $650,000.
CARBONDALE & REDSTONE Neighborhood
Original List
Sold Price
% Sold/ Original
Days on Market
Beds
Full Bath
Half Bath
Sold Price/ Sq. Ft.
Redstone
$19,750,000
$11,975,000
61%
564
15
15
4
$476.58
Stirling Ranch
$3,495,000
$3,125,000
89%
49
6
6
0
$546.81
River Valley Ranch
$2,700,000
$2,650,000
98%
84
3
3
1
$885.40
River Valley Ranch
$2,249,000
$2,398,000
107%
484
3
3
1
$764.91
River Valley Ranch
$2,375,000
$2,350,000
99%
315
4
2
1
$790.71
Ten Peaks
$2,375,000
$2,325,000
98%
346
3
2
0
$667.14
Aspen Equestrian
$2,200,000
$2,200,000
100%
16
4
3
0
$767.35
King's Row
$2,095,000
$1,895,000
90%
45
4
2
1
$550.07
Cerise Ranch
$1,950,000
$1,700,000
87%
153
4
3
1
$574.52
Gianinetti
$1,625,000
$1,630,000
100%
39
4
2
1
$555.93
River Valley Ranch
$1,695,000
$1,620,000
96%
91
3
3
0
$537.14
3
2
1
$513.66
Thompson Park
$900,000
$934,347
104%
480
Whitecloud Ridge
$875,000
$875,000
100%
68
Thompson Park
$820,000
$853,673
104%
586
3
2
1
$469.31
Thompson Park
$820,000
$853,531
104%
614
3
2
1
$469.23
Thompson Park
$830,000
$852,859
103%
617
3
2
1
$468.86
Thompson Park
$820,000
$838,528
102%
586
3
2
1
$460.98
Whitecloud Ridge
$875,000
$825,000
94%
68
Keatorgrve
$845,000
$815,000
96%
217
3
2
1
$433.97
River Valley Ranch
$775,000
$775,000
100%
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CARBONDALE SINGLE FAMILY HOME TRENDS Avg Inventory & Avg Sales Price April YTD
$1,127,384
$3.71
83
$1,534,749
45 2021
2020
$1,948,092
39 2022
$4.17 $40.79
Carbondale & Redstone
Featured Agents
NANCY EMERSON
JAMIE MAYBON
NICK HOUGH
SARAH MURRAY
TARA ADIS
AUDREY IMHOFF
ANNA OLSON
JEREMIAH AKERS
BRIAN KELEHER
CARLY PASSCHIER
BILL BLANTON
KONNIE KRAHN-PROSENCE
JACK PRETTI
PATTY BRENDLINGER
BECKY CIANI
CHRIS LAWRENCE
TESSA MAIZE
GABRIELLA SUTRO
JEROME "SARGE" WHALEN
REDSTONE 970.963.1061 • CARBONDALE 970.963.3300 • CBMASONMORSE.COM
JIM CARDAMONE
ELISSA MARKOYA
MARIA WIMMER
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BASALT
Basalt
Neighborhood
Original List
Sold Price
% Sold/ Original
The Wilds
$2,685,000
$2,760,000
103%
Roaring Fork Club
$1,425,000
$1,565,000
Elk Run
$1,350,000
$1,505,000
Shadowrock
$1,200,000
Columbine @ Elks Run Elk Run Twin River
Days on Market
Beds
Full Bath
Half Bath
Sold Price/ Sq. Ft.
89
3
3
1
$916.03
110%
93
3
3
1
$657.56
111%
46
3
2
1
$900.66
$1,200,000
100%
58
3
2
1
$532.86
$895,000
$910,000
102%
51
4
3
1
$456.83
$839,900
$825,000
98%
54
2
2
0
$793.27
$750,000
$750,000
100%
25
2
2
0
$839.87
Beds
Full Bath
Half Bath
Featured Agents 970.927.3000
LESLIE NEWBURY
ASHLEY EBERLY
JASON HODGES
ROSHNI SLALI
HILARY STUMPUS
GLENWOOD SPRINGS Neighborhood
Original List
Sold Price
Elk Spring
$1,900,000
$1,900,000
100%
2
3
3
0
$608.58
Stoneridge GWS
$1,850,000
$1,500,000
81%
194
5
4
2
$219.81
Ironbridge
$1,400,000
$1,255,000
90%
57
5
3
0
$280.76
Springridge Ranch
$1,200,000
$1,100,000
92%
44
4
0
0
$364.00
Westbank Mesa
% Sold/ Original
Days on Market
Sold Price/ Sq. Ft.
$950,000
$1,075,000
113%
58
3
3
1
$442.39
$1,100,000
$975,000
89%
88
4
4
0
$290.18
Ironbridge
$704,000
$814,748
116%
374
3
3
0
$419.11
Solstice Townhomes
$800,000
$800,000
100%
53
4
3
0
$282.39
Ironbridge
$745,000
$745,000
100%
153
3
3
0
$383.23
Solstice Townhomes
$735,000
$735,000
100%
53
3
1
2
$305.23
Solstice Townhomes
$695,000
$725,000
104%
583
3
1
2
$301.08
Solstice Townhomes
$695,000
$715,000
103%
89
3
1
2
$296.93
Ironbridge
$579,000
$703,125
121%
199
3
1
0
$502.23
Walz
$670,000
$670,000
100%
36
3
2
0
$260.60
Red Mountain
GLENWOOD SPRINGS SINGLE FAMILY HOME Avg Sales Price – April YTD
$886,515 17.9% YOY
glenwood
Featured Agents 970.927.3000
ERIN BASSETT
JENNIFER BURR
TROY KAMPE
TAMMY REID
JOY WHITE
INGRID WUSSOW
Market comparisons and analytics represent data from Aspen Glenwood Springs MLS for YTD April 2022 compared YOY. InfoSparks Market Stats © 2022 Showing Time. * Based on total number of closed units in the zip codes: 81601 & 81623 in all price ranges as reported by Aspen Glenwood MLS on 4/22/2022 for the period Jan - Dec 2021. One unit equals one side of a transaction (buyer or seller). Source data is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
June 2022 PUBLISHER
Mel Miles | mel.miles@citylifestyle.com EDITOR IAL COOR DINATOR
LIFESTYLE LETTER
The Inspiring Men in our Lives An inspirational man has the incredible power and privilege of shaping and mentoring the young people in their lives to grow and mature in a multitude of ways. Whether they are a father, a coach, an uncle or a boss, being a role model and leading by example can make a lasting impact on those watching. We can all probably think of a man in our life that has had a big impact on us at one time or another. Whether it was someone pushing us to be a better version of ourselves, or someone who sees the best in us, or someone we look up to for guidance, or perhaps someone we don’t personally know but that inspires us by their greatness, we can recognize the impact these role models can make our lives. This month we are honoring men and their contribution to the betterment of our community. We are highlighting men who put themselves second, work hard and inspire others to do the same. To all of the men out there that are making a difference in someone’s life, big or small, we applaud you. The lasting impact that you are making and the ripple effect that often ensues is worth it.
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JUNE 2022
inside the issue The Gentlemen’s Issue
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F E ATU R E D
D E PA RTM E NTS
10 Colorado Wine Lovers Explore
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Lifestyle Letter
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Local Experiences
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Chef ’s Selection
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Culinary Creations
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Trend Setter
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Outdoor Adventure
28
Pet Friendly
30
Inspired By
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Travel Journal
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Trend Setter
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Events
Summer Road Trip Suggestions for our Colorado Wine Board
16 A Day for Dad
Make This Father's Day One He'll Remember
22 Return to Adventure: Experience The Ranchlands
Colorado Ranch Management Company Offers Guest Stays For The Great American Adventure
28 Canine Cookies Treating a Man's Best Friend
O N T H E C OV E R
Photography: Patrick Hendry The Best View Comes After the Climb!
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FO O D + B EV E R AG E FO O D + B E V E R AG E
ENT ERTA I NMENT LI FE + C U LTU R E
FO O D + B EV ER AG E T R AV EL T R AV EL
S HO PPI NG
JUNE 2022
local experiences The best places and things to do in our area.
Golf is the ultimate gentleman's game and summer is almost here. That's why we have you covered with list of public golf courses in the valley to get active, grab a drink or bite to eat, and enjoy great company with friends and family. Our go-to list will have you ushering in summer in all the right ways.
Photography @aspengolfclub
Guys on the Town R ANCH AT R OAR ING FOR K GOLF COUR SE: This 9-hole, par-3 "executive"
course halfway between El Jebel and Carbondale is a great place to work on your short game or introduce kids to golf. 14913 Highway 82 Carbondale, CO GLENWOOD SPR INGS GOLF CLUB: A true locals' haunt, the nine-hole "Hill" course has been an institution in West Glenwood since 1953. 193 Sunny Acres Rd Glenwood Springs, CO LAKOTA CANYON GOLF COUR SE: Playing up and down a series of canyons, the layout boasts a collection of elevated tees unmatched in Colorado. 151 E Clubhouse Dr New Castle, CO GYPSUM CR EEK GOLF COUR SE: Head east from El Jebel over scenic Cottonwood Pass at this affordable public layout in Gypsum. Designed by renowned course architect Pete Dye. 530 Cotton Ranch Dr Gypsum, CO ASPEN GOLF CLUB: This challenging 18-hole course is just minutes from downtown Aspen. This par-71 course plays across former pastureland and is a great course for walking. 1000 Truscott Pl Aspen, CO
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COLORADO WINE LOVERS EXPLORE ARTICLE BY GLENNA HOPE
Summer Road Trip Suggestions from our Colorado Wine Board
Living in the Valley allows a rich exposure to wines in the Grand Valley, however our friends at the Colorado Wine Board wanted to offer up some other suggestions for places to travel around the state. As we head into another summer of road trips, the CWB is encouraging wine-lovers to get out and explore the more than 170 wineries and meaderies. This year, winemakers are confidently welcoming visitors into their tasting rooms with beautiful seating, outdoor tasting options, and a plethora of ways to enjoy Colorado wines. Colorado’s plateaus, valleys and mountain runoff mixed with low humidity and sunshine create the perfect conditions for growing world-class grapes. Whether in the mountains, on the plains, or in a city, there’s likely a handful of wineries nearby to check off the list. We’ve taken the leg work out of researching where to go. We have mapped out a variety of our state’s wine regions and made suggestions of wineries found in each. Our state’s two American Viticultural Areas (AVAs) are some of the highest in the county.
FRONT RANGE: There’s no need to travel far with the plethora of wineries found across Denver’s Front Range. Create an urban wine tour throughout Denver or head to the foothills where wineries stretch from Arvada down to Bailey. These winemakers grow their grapes out on Colorado’s Western Slope and bring them to the Front Range to blend and bottle in tasting rooms open to the public:
CENTRAL FRONT RANGE • • • • •
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Creekside Cellars, 28036 CO-74, Evergreen Colorado Sake Company, 3559 Larimer St, Denver Balistreri Vineyards, 1946 E 66th Ave, Denver Aspen Peak Cellars, 60750 US Hwy 285, Bailey Silver Vines Winery, 7509 Grandview Ave, Arvada
C HE F ’S SE LE CT ION | FOOD + BE VE RAGE
NORTHERN FRONT RANGE • BookCliff Vineyards, 1501 Lee Hill Dr. Unit 17, Boulder • Redstone Meadery, 4700 Pearl Street, Suite 2A., Boulder, CO 80301 • Settembre Cellars, 1501 Lee Hill Dr. Unit 16, Boulder • Turquoise Mesa Winery, 11705 Teller St., Broomfield • Snowy Peaks Winery, 292 Moraine Ave., Estes Park, CO 80517
PLAINS: Wine-seekers surely won’t hit any traffic jams when heading east. Colorado’s Eastern Plains offer wineries that brew in small batches. These highlighted hidden gems are all family-run: • Red Wine Boutique, 112 S 3rd Ave, Sterling • Claremont Inn & Winery, 800 Claremont St., Stratton • Mummy Hill Winery, Hwy 385, Holyoke
PIKES PEAK & SOUTH After hiking The Incline or exploring Garden of the Gods, visitors (or locals) can sip on local flavors while taking in views of Pikes Peak from these Colorado wineries: • Vino Colorado Winery, 2502 W Colorado Ave, Colorado Springs • D’Vine Wine Manitou Springs, 934 Manitou Ave STE 108 • Black Forest Meadery, 6755 Shoup Rd., Colorado Springs • The Wines of Colorado / The Winery at Pikes Peak, 8045 West US Hwy 24, Cascade • Winery at Holy Cross Abbey, 3011 E. Us Hwy 50
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BLUE LAKE LIVING
CHARMING HOME IN RANCH AT ROARING FORK
CARBONDALE Great Blue Lake home. Four-bedroom with a bonus room for an office. Mother-in-law suite. Fantastic backyard and outdoor space with the ditch running through. Highly desired Blue Lake amenities.
CARBONDALE This Ranch at Roaring Fork rustic/modern mountain home (built in 2019) includes three bedrooms, two and a half baths, a two-car garage, open main level floor plan, a beautifully crafted backyard space, and more.
$1,019,000 • 4 BED | 3 BED • WEB# RF174489
$1,280,000 • 3 BED | 2.5 BATH • WEB# RF174676
Jeremiah Akers 970.213.3891
Ashley Eaton 970.948.7265
jeremiah@masonmorse.com
ashley.eaton@masonmorse.com
CALLING ALL INVESTORS
REFINED REMODEL
GLENWOOD SPRINGS Duplex with three bedrooms in each living space, two garages and the potential to add additional units. Glenwood Springs bustling with vibrancy, growth and a tremendous shortage of rentals.
GLENWOOD SPRINGS Beautifully remodeled three-bed/two-bath downtown Victorian. Contemporary finishes throughout! Droughttolerant landscaping and no maintenance flagstone patios. Pre-wired for an EV charging-station, shop, shed and off-street parking.
$879,000 • 6 BED | 3 BATH • WEB# RF174645
$850,000 • 3 BED | 2.75 BATH • WEB# RF174603
cbmasonmorse.com
Joy White 970.366.9636
Ingrid Wussow 970.404.5105
joy@masonmorse.com
ingrid@masonmorse.com
LOOKING FOR A MID-VALLEY BUSINESS LOCATION?
DOWNTOWN GLENWOOD SPRINGS HOME
CARBONDALE Flat 3.8-acre parcel with easy access off Hwy 82 with triplex for employee housing and new 1,280 sq. ft. barn for your business, vehicles, toys, or general storage.
GLENWOOD SPRINGS Three-bedroom upper level unit with a remodeled kitchen and fresh interior paint. Immaculate, lowerlevel studio that is ready to go. Short walk from restaurant row, the Glenwood Farmer's Market and the Hot Springs Pool.
$2,400,000 • TRIPLEX | BARN | 3.8 ACRES • WEB# RF174804
$829,000 • 4 BED | 2 BATH • WEB# RF174551
Gabriella Sutro 970.379.3880
Joy White 970.366.9636
gsutro@masonmorse.com
joy@masonmorse.com
Audrey Imhoff 303.870.6974 audrey@masonmorse.com
WARM AND INVITING RIVER VALLEY RANCH HOME
FULLY LEASED COMMERCIAL SPACE
CARBONDALE Bright interiors, gracious public spaces, private bedroom wing and large, finished attic above garage. Covered decks, flagstone patio, mature landscaping, raised garden beds, sprinkler system, seasonal stream.
SILT This refurbished six-unit property is fully leased and ready to cash-flow as an investment. Significant improvements made to the exterior, great location, and ample parking space for clientele. These numbers work!
$2,200,000 • 3 BEDS | 4 BATH • WEB# RF174847
$540,000 • 6 UNITS • WEB# RF174241
Nancy Emerson 970.366.1194 nemerson@masonmorse.com
Ingrid Wussow 970.404.5105 ingrid@masonmorse.com
Joy White 970.366.9636 joy@masonmorse.com
ARTICLE BY CALLIE MILLER
TIMELESS APPEAL Bourbon Cocktail Recipes Sure To Impress
Everyone knows that men are way cooler and more interesting than the tired stereotype. This year, toast them with a drink that’s worthy of all their complexities. These are recipes for fathers of all stripes. Whether your pop is stern, silly, the strong silent type or your best friend, or a combination of all the above. Cheers to all the men in your life with these inspiring drink recipes.
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CINNAMON MAPLE WHISKEY SOUR Meet the best whiskey sour recipe— it’s full of bourbon and fresh lemon, sweetened with maple syrup and includes a hint of cinnamon.
INGREDIENTS • 1 ½ ounces (3 tablespoons) which is the equivalent of Bulleit bourbon ½ ounce or 1 tablespoon) • 1 ounce (2 tablespoons) • Pinch of ground cinnamon, fresh lemon juice optional • 2 to 4 teaspoons maple syrup, to taste (I like 3 teaspoons,
DIRECTIONS 1. Fill a cocktail shaker or mason jar about two-thirds full with ice. Pour in the bourbon, lemon juice, maple syrup and a pinch of ground cinnamon. Securely fasten the lid and shake well. 2. Pour fresh ice into your cocktail glass and strain the cold whiskey sour mixture into the glass. Enjoy!
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SOUR
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THE CL A SSIC OLD FA SHIONE D N
The most classic of cocktails, the old fashioned, likely dates back to the early 1800s.
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INGREDIENTS • 1 sugar cube or 1/2 teaspoon sugar • 3 dashes bitters
• 2 ounces bourbon • Orange peel, garnish • Cherry, garnish
DIRECTIONS In old-fashioned glass, combine simple syrup and bitters. Fill glass halfway with ice, then stir about a dozen times. Add enough ice to fill glass. Squeeze orange peel over glass to extract oils, add peel to glass, and add bourbon. Stir just until drink is cold and alcoholic bite has softened, about a dozen times. Garnish with cherry, swizzle stick, and straw.
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INGREDIENTS • 1 1/2 ounces bourbon • 1 ounce lemon juice • 1/2 ounce simple syrup
• 2 ounces club soda • Cherry, for garnish • Orange slice, for garnish
DIRECTIONS 1. Fill a Collins glass or highball glass with ice cubes. 2. Pour in the bourbon, lemon juice, and simple syrup. 3. Stir all the ingredients together. 4. Fill the rest of the glass with soda water. 5. Garnish using the orange slice (or lemon slice) and maraschino cherry.
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MAKE THIS FATHER'S DAY ONE HE'LL REMEMBER
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A DAY FOR DAD It doesn't matter who my father was; it matters who I remember he was. -- Anne Sexton Fathers play a significant role in their kids' lives. They're essential role models, influence children's self-esteem and school performance, and make great coaches and fun-loving playmates. Once kids have grown and aged, fathers make great friends, confidants, and are there to lend a hand. Father’s Day is just around the corner, so don’t be caught scrambling for the perfect way to show you care. Try some of these ideas to show your dad just how important he is to you. Video Surprise – Make a "World's Best Dad" video he'll treasure for years to come. Put on your brainstorming cap for your own ideas, or try some of these ideas for your video. Share special memories of your dad, sing to him, read him a poem, or do skits. Get the whole family involved and conduct interviews with each other with Dad as the main topic. Don't forget your props such as a banner or collection of his prized possessions, including sports trophies or equipment, to add a personal touch. Most importantly, be sure to let him know just how much he means to you. King for the Day – It isn't every day your dad gets waited on hand and foot. So offer to be
his loyal servant for the day. Bring him coffee and toast in bed; fetch his newspaper; lay out his clothes, bath towel, and mat; be host or hostess and serve him beverages and snacks; clean up after him and anything else to give him the royal treatment. Memories of Dad – Buy a scrapbook, and create a record of memories about you and your dad. Include photos of special outings, events, and holidays you've had together. Also include other memorabilia such as concert or sporting event ticket stubs, postcards, and brochures. Next to each photo or item, describe your memories of those special times with him. A Man to Remember – Get your creative juices flowing, and write a poem for your dad. You don't need to be a poet to come up with a few thoughtful words to express how much he means to you. Describe the impact he's had on your life, how he's helped shape the person you are today, and what he means to you. Then print it on stationery, matte, and frame it. Musical Moment– Take your father to see his favorite band or performing artist, head to a jazz or blues festival, or pack up some lawn chairs, and enjoy a local concert-in-the-park. CONTINUED >
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Togetherness Takes Two – Has your dad been putting off the dreaded task of cleaning out his attic, basement, or garage? Give him a gift of shelving materials and brackets, wall racks and ceiling hooks, and storage crates. Then spend the day helping him to get it organized while catching up on old times. World’s Greatest – Let your dad know he's valued 365 days a year! Come on, who doesn't like the cheesy every now and again. Make it silly....Give him a "World's Greatest Dad" coffee mug, t-shirt, book cover, book marker, wallet card, or another trinket that he'll see or use regularly. Sports Buff’s Surprise – Take your dad for a sporting good time. Play a game of golf, tennis, or basketball, go fishing, or enjoy a paddle around a lake. If being a spectator is more his thing, buy tickets to his favorite sporting event such as a baseball or soccer game, boxing match, or auto race.
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Weekend Getaway – Get in touch with nature and each other on a camping trip for two. Either rough it in a tent or rent a mini-cabin at a state park. Spend your weekend hiking, sightseeing, fishing, boating, playing cards, and taking it easy together. Father’s Day Feast- As the old adage goes, the way to a man's heart is through his stomach. So treat dad to a mouth-watering barbecue. Fix him his favorite: steak, ribs, chicken, burgers, or chops for starters. Don't forget the grilled potatoes or squash, garlic bread or rolls, fresh green beans or asparagus, sweet corn, potato salad, and last but not least, his favorite dessert. Treat Him Like a King – What better way to show your appreciation for all his hard work than to indulge him? Give your father a gift certificate for a professional massage, which will be sure to please. Just the Two of Us – Put together a photo collage of you and your father. There are many ways to do this. Find instructions at your nearby craft store and create a Decoupage photo collage. Keep it simple with a multi-photo frame, or buy a unique 3D photo collage frame. You can find them at art and craft supply stores and online. Take a Stroll – Enjoy a peaceful walk in the park or the country together. Better yet, gather your bikes or roller blades, hit a scenic bike path, and enjoy the fresh summer air. Certificates of Appreciation – Show Dad you appreciate his hard work by returning the favor. Make coupons that say: "In appreciation for all that you do, Dad. Redeem this certificate for a hassle-free car wash by me!" Other favors include sweeping out the garage, mowing the lawn, or any other task he usually handles.
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Catch a Flick…..or two – Treat your dad to a movie fest. Rent a couple newly released videos or some of his long time favorites. Or head to the cinemas for a double feature. Whether you take the movies in at home or the theater, don’t forget the hot, buttered popcorn, candy, and soft drinks. Get in Touch with His Soft Side – Give your dad a book of poetry specially written for fathers. Try one of these: • Fathers: A Collection of Poems by David Ray and Judy Ray • Father's: Collected Poems by Ken Koprowski • Thoughts to Share With a Wonderful Father: A Collection of Poems by Blue Mountain Arts Collections A Gift of Giving – Does your dad have a favorite cause or charity? The Valley has so many great causes and nonprofits. If so, why not give him a membership or make a donation in his name? Remember, small donations add up and are always appreciated.
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At the Zapata Ranch, owned by The Nature Conservancy and managed by Ranchlands, Kate Matheson wakes up every morning to a view of the majestic Sangre de Cristo peaks out one window and the Great Sand Dunes National Park out the other. She considers herself one lucky woman. “Contributing to and working as part of something much bigger than myself is rewarding. It’s an incredible honor to be a steward and manager of Zapata Ranch,” Kate says. “Ranchlands focuses on the preservation and conservation of these large landscapes and the Western lifestyle.” Ranchlands is a conservation-focused ranch management company that also offers guest stays at the Zapata, where Kate lives, and the Chico Basin Ranch, which is 30 minutes south of Colorado Springs.
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Ranchlands Stays is the hospitality program that includes special weeklong workshops and clinics at both properties. You’ll find painting workshops with acclaimed artist Jill Soukup, and horsemanship clinics from famed cowboy Cam Schryver. There’s photography, hiking, birding and leather making. And if you want your family to get their hands dirty on an old-school cowboy adventure, there’s a stay for that as well. “A stay on either ranch is an incredible insight into these big landscapes. You get to feel, ride, hike, smell, touch, experience these very, very special places,” Kate says. “I think that’s the thing people walk away with is the privilege of being able to have done that.” Most stays include tent camps complete with hot showers, beds, a cook and chef-prepared meals. At the Zapata, where you can book a customized stay to include horseback rides in the Great Sand Dunes or among the huge wild bison herd, you’ll find the dark night skies that have been designated as an International Dark Sky Park, and catch a glimpse of the abundant wildlife including elk, coyotes, birds of prey, porcupines and antelope. “There’s also a really amazing ranch-to-table food program,” Kate says. The Chico Basin Ranch offers a more rustic experience, where you’ll find yourself part of the work crew rounding up horses and working cattle, making your own breakfasts and sack lunches to eat on the trail, and joining the crew in their homes for dinner. “It’s the more working ranch experience,” Kate says.
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A stay at one of the Ranchlands properties is an educational outdoor experience unlike any other. “It really ticks all the boxes,” Kate says. “It’s about trying new things with your friends or family, and all of you learning at the same time. It’s an incredible bonding experience.” Kate says one of the first things most guests notice is the quiet and dark, a reward for the hyper-connected modern American. Zapata and Chico offer great American landscapes — from the highest mountain peaks to the wide-open prairie plains — that are constantly evolving. “It’s a living, breathing, moving, changing place of incredible beauty.”
MORE ABOUT RANCHLANDS Ranchlands is a conservation-focused ranch management company that runs full-scale cattle operations on five ranches in three states. Ranchlands offers guest stays and special week-long workshops at the Zapata Ranch, a 103,000-acre ranch owned by The Nature Conservancy in the San Luis Valley; as well as the Chico Basin Ranch, an 87,000acre ranch southeast of Colorado Springs owned by the Colorado State Land Board. Ranchlands also hosts thousands of school children each year on field trips; the Ranchlands Annual Art Show at The Nature Conservancy in Denver; and a concert each summer on the Chico that draws about 450 people. The Ranchlands Mercantile offers made-on-site leather goods. @ranchlands To book a Ranchlands Stay, or learn more about Ranchlands: Ranchlands.com
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BEN HIGGINS TALKS COFFEE, HOPE & HUMANITY, AND WHAT IT MEANS TO BE THANKFUL
Living a Purposeful Life
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PROBABLY BEST KNOWN FOR BEING LEAD #20 IN THE
CL: ARE THERE THINGS YOU DO, OR MAN-
BACHELOR, THERE IS SO MUCH MORE TO BEN HIGGINS
TRAS YOU LIVE BY ON A DAILY BASIS?
THAN BEING ONE OF AMERICA’S REALITY TV SWEET-
BH: I don’t wake up going “today is going to be
HEARTS, SUCH AS HIS DEEP PASSION FOR MAKING
a good day.” I’ve found that some of the worst
MOVES TO “MULTIPLY GOOD IN THE WORLD.”
days have taught me the most. They’ve built
Since his time on The Bachelor, Ben has taken the opportu-
grit, character, resolve, and a story that will not
nity to use his fame to create not one, but two inspiring pod-
only help me, but allow me to be more empa-
casts, publish a successful autobiography, while also elevating
thetic and loving.
awareness of his “for-purpose” Generous Coffee brand. We sat
I did a speaking tour 4 years ago for high school
down with him (virtually) to reflect on all that he has accom-
students. At one moment during the speech I got
plished in this season of “thankfulness.”
emotional speaking about purpose; all of a sudden it was like this reeI of my life went through my
CL: WHAT DOES THE TERM ‘THANKFUL’ OR ‘GRATEFUL’
head where these little, small moments led me to
MEAN TO YOU?
that point in time to speak with this group.
BH: It may sound corny and cliche, but when I think of gratitude,
I try to sit in those moments daily and remem-
it’s an every day break to look at where my life sits and to be
ber the things that got me here, what I’ve learned
thankful for the friends and family around me and the things that
along the way that I can celebrate, and what
I am able to be a part of.
keeps me thankful.
We believe that people enjoy drinking life-changing coffee that has a story behind it over their regular cup of coffee.
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CL: TELL US ABOUT WHAT YOU ARE
When the show [The Bachelor] hap-
MOST PROUD OF OR INSPIRED BY?
pened, our fundraising increased 500%
BH: I’m proud that my podcast Hope Still
within a year and that was awesome, but
Wins and my book Alone in Plain Sight both
we also knew that it probably wasn’t going
play a part in getting resources for help to
to last. We asked ourselves how we can
those who need it. One of the ways I love to
make funding this non-profit more sustain-
connect with others is to connect them with
able, and we came up with the idea that we
stories of other people that I’ve been able to
could start a for-profit business and call
be a part of. For example, in my book I high-
ourselves “for-purpose.” The founders were
lighted a girl named Annie who was 23 and
financially-able enough to donate 100% of
had two weeks to live — she was dying from
our profits to nonprofits now that we had
cystic fibrosis when I interviewed her. I got
the platform to do it.
to talk to her about the end of life and what messages she would share. I’m often asked, ‘what is this whole thing about for you, what is your mission in all of
Plus, we believe that people enjoy drinking life-changing coffee that has a story behind it over their regular cup of coffee.
this?’ Selfishly, I just want to be a part of really cool stories that I believe are good and
CL: WHAT ARE YOUR
healing. And my filter on whether they are
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good or not comes from my faith. I just want
FOR PEOPLE TO
to be a part of stories of loving others and
GIVE BACK IN THEIR
loving God well.
COMMUNITY? BH: At Generous we
CL: DO YOU THINK ABOUT THE LEGACY
have
YOU WANT TO LEAVE BEHIND?
investing
BH: I want to be known as someone who
human-facing injustice,
gave more than I took, as someone who
and we do that because
cared deeply for those around me and that
that was the thing that
loved others and God well. If I could choose
angered us the most.
always in
enjoyed fighting
the memories of my kids, grandkids, friends
I think everybody can
and family, it would be to remember that Ben
figure out what they can
People matter and have value. There’s a purpose for the life we are living and when people get out and care for others well the world is a better place. Stay curious; look left and right at the needs around you and use your impact to be a community maker. That’s the message I’d like to share.
lived a life where he loved others really, really
do in their local commu-
well and he sacrificed a lot to do that.
nities by asking the same question: What is it around me that makes me the angriest?
CL: HOW DID GENEROUS
Maybe it’s people without homes, maybe it’s
COFFEE BEGIN?
animals or the environment. What emotional
BH: The idea came in July of 2017 and we
pull is it? Go after that.
launched in January of 2018. When I was
There’s a purpose for the life we are living
15 years old I went to Central America; our
and when people get out and care for others
hearts were broken and eyes were opened
well the world is a better place. Stay curious;
to the lack of strategy behind mission and
look at the needs around you and use your
non-profit work.
impact to be a community maker. That’s the
My buddy who was also on that trip started a non-profit called Humanity & Hope United Foundation. The idea is that we can
message I’d like to share. Plus, you can do that sitting on your couch drinking a great cup of Generous Coffee.
ask people within these communities, how can we help? The goal was a partnership
With over 1.2mm Instagram followers, Ben Hig-
for perpetuity — to help them increase their
gins is co-founder of @generous_coffee_, au-
education programs, their healthcare, but be
thor of #AloneinPlainSight, host of @hopestill-
led by them.
wins, and co-host of @almost_famouspodcast.
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The Carbondale Wild West Rodeo
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Hattie’s Birthday Luau and Cake Contest
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