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Denver CO: Rocky Mountain High With Legal Pot


Some of our now-sedate senior readers may want to bring back memories of  their 1960s hippie days. Recall nights of secret marijuana parties in campus dorms or behind the barracks. Their travel plans could perk up now that pot is legal in Colorado, and some Denver travel organizations offer special events related to the hemp product.

While still forbidden in that state to smoke pot in public, there are opportunities for tourists to consume various marijuana products without breaking the law. For example, party buses and limos tour the Rockies while sightseers can smoke or eat pot-based products. Enroute they can indulge while creatively appreciating the beautiful snow-capped scenery and surrounding clouds, both inside and outside.

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Invited To A Wedding In Downtown San Francisco PDF Print E-mail


Q: We’re retirees from a town with few crimes. We'll attend the marriage of a favorite niece, and hear all the stories about San Francisco street violence and homeless camps. Some happen near the hotel where we’ll stay for three nights. We want to sightsee the city, but at advanced age and physical limits, is it too dangerous for us? PLM, Ft. Collins CO

A: See the famous sights in San Francisco, but do it safely. Ask a younger adult wedding attendee or couple to join you in a tour. Or if that isn’t possible, ask the hotel desk staff to recommend booking a local company that conducts guided tours around the city.

 
 
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