I hope you are all doing well and had an enjoyable summer!  It is getting near spring here, evident by the pink flowers of the blooming peach trees.  Yet the weather in the Highlands is still very cold!  Some days, when it is cloudy or windy the temperature doesn't get much above 65, and when the sun is out it will get maybe up in the 70s.  The crops and grasses are brown and have died down, but the pine, eucalyptus and other evergreen shrubs remain as a presence of green.

Navigating the undulating route of HWY 93 from Boulder, our trusty VW Bus, along with the countless others migrating from the north, was a spectator to a spectacular lightning display. There's an ongoing jest between my friends and I about the contrast we experience when we leave our tranquil Boulder bubble, venturing into Jefferson County where factories and urban sprawl replace our cherished open landscapes.

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Who is The String Cheese Incident?

• Michael Kang electric mandolin, acoustic mandolin, violin
• Bill Nershi six string acoustic guitar
• Keith Moseley five string electric bass, four string acoustic bass
• Michael Travis drums, congas, djembe, talking drum, percussion
• Kyle Hollingsworth piano, organ, Rhodes accordion

Tons of music for your listening pleasure..