10 Colorado Facts – In A Colorado Minute (Week 343)
Here are 10 Colorado facts that you should know about the “highest state” in the union… Because of time and space constraints in this video, I couldn’t include all the details of all…
Rocky Mountain National Park – In A Colorado Minute (Week 208)
Rocky Mountain National Park is a 415 square-mile National Park in Northern Colorado. It straddles the continental divide and features high mountain peaks, lakes, rivers, trails and lots of wildlife. From Fort Collins,…
Tri-State Marker (Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska) – In A Colorado Minute (Week 259)
To get to the Tri-State Marker, where the US states Colorado, Wyoming and Nebraska meet, you have to turn off a dirt road unto some dirt tracks across a field and hope that…
A Day in the Life of a Dog – In A Colorado Minute (Whiskey Business 5)
One day this week, Whiskey Dog wore a GoPro camera to show you what a day in the life of a dog looks like: from getting up in the morning to an afternoon…
Autumn Wildflowers – In A Colorado Minute (Week 337)
Over the last few weeks, I’ve been in awe with all the colorful Colorado autumn wildflowers… and the cool shapes that the summer wildflowers have morphed into. My original plan was to share…
Brooklyn Bridge – In A Brooklyn Minute (Week 275)
There should never be a (first) visit to New York City without a walk across the Brooklyn Bridge, in my opinion anyway. So when my cousin Annick and her family, who were visiting…
Green-Wood Cemetery – In A Brooklyn Minute (Week 91)
Founded in 1838, Green-Wood Cemetery, in Brooklyn, is a historic landmark. It honors several famous or otherwise important people and served as Brooklyn’s public park before the creation of Prospect Park. The Green-Wood Cemetery is…
Ghost Bikes – In A Brooklyn Minute (Week 85)
Ghost Bikes can be found all over Brooklyn, New York City and most of the world. They are memorials to bicyclists who have been killed on the street. A bike, painted white, gets…
