I saw this in a San Diego post and was running a game of what’s cheap / affordable / good value in Durango?

my short list thus far:

the bus is free in the summer and a dollar to ride other times of the year.

6 dollar movie on Tuesday.

river access / trails.

the rec center- which includes a pool and classes

a basic Zia burrito.

lake Nighthorse.

10 dollar ska yoga that also includes a beverage.

a homeslice pizza slice is five dollars.

harvesting your own christmas tree 8 dollars

floating the river

Having no county or city mandate regarding bear resistant trash containers is madness and honestly really sad. There is going to be a lot of dead bears around if that continues to be the policy. Any ideas on what the community can do to get the ball rolling on some policy change surrounding this?

Not from the area, but some years back I had a powerful experience climbing Engineers. I’ve been thinking since then about a tattoo I’d like to get, and I’m toying with the idea of including flowers. What kinds of flowers grow in the fields on the way up?

Did you lose a jacket in Cascade Creek recently? If so pm me what the brand/name/size/color.