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David Frey is a freelance journalist in Colorado.

Web Site: http://www.davidmfrey.com


What We Take and Leave When Wildfire Comes

October 25, 2011
What We Take and Leave When Wildfire Comes

HIGH COUNTRY NEWS  She had three dogs at her feet, and her girlfriend sat beside her on a motel lobby couch. The two cats were at a kennel. Their VW van was full of climbing gear, and their motel room had a couple changes of clothes. “I’ve been thinking a lot about impermanence,” Ashley...
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CCC Legacy Lingers on Forest — With a Little Help

October 15, 2011
CCC Legacy Lingers on Forest — With a Little Help

ASPEN PUBLIC RADIO In the midst of the Great Depression, thousands of out-of-work young men from across the country found jobs in Colorado in the Civilian Conservation Corps. The government relief program hired laborers to build roads, cut trails and raise buildings on public lands throughout the United States. Nearly eighty years later, their...
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Tranquility Before the Storm

September 23, 2011
Tranquility Before the Storm

TALES TOLD FROM THE ROAD When I remember the events of 9/11, I first remember the evening of 9/10.
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Hiring? Expanding? In a Recession? What’s Fiberforge Doing Right?

September 6, 2011
Hiring? Expanding? In a Recession? What’s Fiberforge Doing Right?

ASPEN PUBLIC RADIO At a time when many businesses are downsizing, FiberForge in Glenwood Springs is expanding. The company began with a plan to make super-efficient cars. Now it manufactures high-tech parts for everything from skateboards to military helicopters, and business is booming.
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One Perfect Day in Paonia, Colorado

August 25, 2011
One Perfect Day in Paonia, Colorado

SUNSET MAGAZINE Why go now: A recent organic farm boom has made this town (and the North Fork Valley in general) a major player on the locavore food and wine scene, and fall is the best time for a taste.
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Land Trusts Protect Disappearing Landscapes and Lifestyles

August 12, 2011
Land Trusts Protect Disappearing Landscapes and Lifestyles

  OUT HERE MAGAZINE The Barber Farm in Rowan County, N.C., has been handed down in the family from generation to generation since it was settled in 1794. In those two centuries, it’s always been a farm, and even as industrial development spreads across the landscape around it, it always will be a farm.
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