Photos: Aspen Misc., Sept. 29, 2019
Snowmass Village reader Barb Yocum caught a pic of this man letting it fly recently at the Penny Hot Springs.
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Readers Lee and Steve Rittvo recently attended the Altai Eagle Festival in Mongolia on the border with Kazakhstan. Joining them for this photo with The Aspen Times was an eagle hunter, Kanat, with whom the couple spent five days in a ger, a Mongolian nomadic tent. Email your "Where's Your Aspen Times" to rcarroll@aspentimes.com, and make sure to identify those pictured.
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A contingent of local residents returned to the Burning Man festival, held Aug. 25 through Sept. 3 in Nevada, including (top row, left to right) Karen Carner, Della Pegalotti, Stephanie Thurston, Mark Lee, Steve Barwick, Peggy Mason, Shirley Tipton, Bill Snare, Karen Snare and Peter Dabrowski, who is pictured in the front.
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Road closed ahead: Downtown Aspen streets to become shopping, dining areas?
: Imagine walking through downtown Aspen on streets that have been closed to traffic to make way for shopping and dining. City officials are considering such a plan based off of feedback from the public. Comments are being taken until noon on Monday, May 25.
