Each property has a single well permit, a fact she hopes will stop the tide of growth short of the house she plans to leave to her children. The price is joining the growing parade of commuters on U.S. 285 from Park County to metro Denver. At first she did it four days a week. Last year she changed jobs and cut the Denver trips to two days a week. The moment she turns off 285 into her mountain valley, the commute seems worth it.
Time slips away.
Silence becomes a presence. Maxine Evans agrees. That is what appeals to me up here.