What Makes Beautiful Colorado Beautiful

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The views from afar seem to astonish you, but when you’re standing on the top of a mountain they literally take your breath away. As our car weaved through valleys and forests, up and down mountain sides and through modern towns we realized just how beautiful Colorado really looked. Small modern towns show futuristic lifestyles along with the growth of the state. With the cabin styled ski lodge towns only a few minutes away the versatility of the state shows with every unique building we pass. But the real beauty lies in the nature that surrounds you. Everywhere you look you’ll find stupendous views of streams and rolling mountain peaks. I’d drive back in a heartbeat just to gather a glimpse of the morning fog flowing out from behind the hill

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