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MY SENIOR ADVENTURES IN DURANGO, COLORADO!

Tuesday, October 6, 2026

Third Avenue beauties

I drove slowly, stopping by the curb when I could, along Third Avenue, my usual route home from points south. 

The huge old trees are interspersed with newer ones.




St. Mark's Episcopal Church. 


Someone was working in the fenced area (garden perhaps?) Though that fence probably couldn't keep out a hungry deer. 



 For sharing with Tom's Tuesday Treasures...

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When love and skill work together, expect a masterpiece. 
-John Ruskin, author, art critic, and social reformer (1819-1900)





5 comments:

  1. Barbara, thanks for this Durango tour, these are lovely home and what a beautiful church!

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  2. It’s a very attractive and appealing area.

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    1. I am hoping to eventually have walks along the boulevard...oh, did I tell you it has a wonderful island in the middle with big old trees!

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  3. There's obviously some very nice old architecture in Durango. These are great photos!

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Third Avenue beauties

I drove slowly, stopping by the curb when I could, along Third Avenue, my usual route home from points south.  The huge old trees are inters...