More pics from my allowed daily stroll.
4/20/2020
Weather finally turning for the better.
Civic Center Park closed.
Blue Bear reflections.
14th and Larimer.
Some history of Larimer street (Larimer Square).
4/22/2020
Walking up 16th Street Mall towards the Capital Building.
Views from the Pavilions.
Evening walk around Union Station.
4/23/2020
Around 17th Street.
One of many murals that can be found downtown. This ones on the 16th Street Mall.
Another evening stroll around Union Station.
4/24/2020
Had some fun connections with the Argentine Central Line during this days walk. The ticket office for the Argentine Central was located in this building off 17th and Wynkoop. One could hope on a Colorado and Southern Train (C&S) and after a ride on the famed “Loop”, end up at the end of the line for the Argentine Central at Mt. McClellan- 14,007ft.
Here is a pic of my pal Travis (@honeybadger) and I at the end of the line for the Argentine Central, off the Argentine Pass Road for reference (summer 2018). The second owners of the Argentine Central even went as far as to propose an extension (they got as far as a survey) of the line to the summit of Gray’s Peak (14,278ft), where a grand hotel and spotlight would be built- one could watch the sunset and sunrise from the summit and be back to Denver in time for work.
4/25/2020
Took a walk up to Wash Park for a change of scenery ( my friend and I practiced proper social distancing).
The Capital Building a bit quieter this weekend.
Was really surprised to see so many people out- doing the exact things that they were asked not to do.
We watched these guys for a bit.
Tulips still in bloom.
Couldn’t ask for a nicer Saturday.
4/26/2020
Along 15th Street.
Looking down and empty 15th street.
4/27/2020
Who knows how many times i’ve walked by, but the original site of Denver’s first City Hall (1883-1936).
Denver’s Performing Arts Complex.
The Curtis Hotel on the left with an empty Curtis Street.
An empty Performing Arts Complex.
Walgreens on the 16th Street Mall. Seen this guys a few times now. He kindly waved to me.
4/28/2020
17th Street.
Looking down Welton.
End.
