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Contributed by: Don Lewis on 5/13/2007

I saw the thunderstorms building late Saturday afternoon and decided to head over to Cherry Creek State Park and then down Hwy 83 (Parker Road) towards Colorado Springs. It was like two different worlds. On one side it was sunny and warm, the other dark, windy and cool. We are lucky to live here because there are many photo opportunities just minutes away.

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Submitted By: Gladys Mercier

posted on 5/14/2007 @ 8:27:15 PM

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Don, the pictures are so beautiful. Where else but Colorado could you get pictures like that.

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