By Kim Fuller Published in Colorado + Life MagazineThe roots of nostalgia run deep at chef Daniel Asher and restauranteur Josh Diner’s new venture in Boulder. River and Woods is located in the historic home of what was once John’s Restaurant, a culinary landmark that stood on Pearl Street for nearly four decades. I went to John’s as a little girl with my dad, and driving by the small house throughout my college years in Boulder ... continue reading...
Weekend Getaway: Monterey County, California
By Kim Fuller Published in Vail DailyThe rough edges of California's central coastline have called to creatives for decades. The literary talents of John Steinbeck, Robert Louis Stevenson, Henry Miller, Jack Kerouac and many more, along with the sweet songwriting of Fleet Foxes, the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Alanis Morissette have drawn inspiration from this culturally poignant and geographically dramatic area of the world. There ... continue reading...
Sculpting Yoga: Jane DeDecker’s Art Shares The Energy Of The Practice
By Kim Fuller Published in Colorado Yoga + LifeJane DeDecker knew from an early age that she was going to be an artist. Based in Loveland, Colorado, DeDecker says her mother tells the story of how she would let a very young DeDecker draw on her bedroom wall, and how she won the Deep River District Art Contest before she could even write her name.“Drawing has been a release since childhood,” she shares. “The human form and human ... continue reading...
Adventure In The City: Stay + Play at the Renaissance Denver Downtown Hotel
By Kim Fuller Published in Colorado Yoga + LifeEven in the coldest days of the winter season, Denver is hot. Delicious restaurants, top-notch entertainment, great yoga and plenty of outdoor activities make this city worth a visit. The Renaissance Denver Downtown Hotel is centrally located in downtown Denver, making it an ideal home base for fun and adventure. I recently stayed for an overnight at the lovely hotel. My trip included ... continue reading...
Visit Bend and Mt. Bachelor in Oregon for craft beer, volcano skiing and dogsledding
By Kim Fuller Published in the Vail DailyIf central Oregon isn't on your vacation list yet, now is the time to add it. From the 360-degree skiing and snowboarding experience at Mt. Bachelor to Bend's authentic West Coast culture and amazing craft beer, there are so many reasons to plan a visit.I went in the winter, so while I didn't get a chance to check out any hiking or mountain bike trails, the trip was full of fun, ... continue reading...
