February 2009
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07/09/09Get A Nicer Can- It's Vail Law
Vail households with curbside trash are required to have wildlife-resistant trash containers under provisions of an ordinance approved in 2006. The regulations were enacted following incidents in which two bears were euthanized after repeated disturbances in the West Vail and East Vail neighborhoods. The requirements have been effective in reducing the number of bear encounters. For example, in 2008 there was a 42 percent reduction in bear calls compared to the previous three years with just 51 reports in 2008, compared to as many as 141 in 2005. Posted at 02:13 PM | Permalink | Comments: 0 |
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07/09/09Vail All the Love campaign to give away FREE flights
In addition to the fabulous deals on lodging, restaurants, shopping and activities, the Vail All the Love promotion is adding a new element in savings with free airline tickets. Posted at 02:09 PM | Permalink | Comments: 0 |
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07/06/09Vail's Public Art Nationally Recognized
(Vail)—Vail continues to receive national attention for its public art. The latest work to be recognized is the Verdant Meadows outdoor ice sculpture exhibit which was created along Gore Creek during the winter of 2008. Sponsored by the Town of Vail Art in Public Places (AIPP), the sculptures were a collaboration between Denver artist Lawrence Argent and ice sculptor Scott Rella. They’ve been named among America’s best public art projects in the U.S. for 2008. The award was announced during this year’s Americans for the Arts annual convention in Seattle which took place June18-20. Posted at 12:00 AM | Permalink | Comments: 0 |
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06/24/09Vail America Days = Family Fun
Vail’s event-filled Fourth of July celebration, Vail America Days, continues to be a top destination for those looking to celebrate the summer holiday in a fun and safe mountain environment.The day kicks off with the traditional Fourth of July parade, beloved by locals and guests alike. This year’s theme is “Cowboy Style” and will set the tone for the rest of the day’s celebrations featuring street entertainment, a patriotic concert and a fireworks display (weather permitting). Upon conclusion of the fireworks, a Town of Vail public safety campaign will be enacted that enlists parental supervision of younger family members. A full week of activities leads up to the July Fourth celebration. Activities include the 37th annual... Posted at 12:00 AM | Permalink | Comments: 0 |
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06/18/09Summer is heating up
I am so happy that summer is finally heating up. I hope everyone had as great of weekend as I did. I am looking forward to even more fun this weekend. It was not all that long ago that I began to live for the weekends like so many “regular” people have for years. I was in the Hospitality Industry until 2003. It took until late in 2007 before I really got the hang of planning my weekends. I finally have it down when in 2009 Bill had to go back to the kitchen, and consequently his weekends are only “Sunday”, so the planning has been adjusted. I am getting ready for the weekend as I type, it is Thursday, but my fun will begin tonight. The Beaver Creek Rodeo kicks it up at 5. I may not make it until after 7 as... Posted at 01:33 PM | Permalink | Comments: 0 |
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06/12/09Amy's Tips for a fun Vail Valley weekend
Boy am I ready for summer. It appears as if we finally have a nice day, I hope I can still say that at 3:00pm. One of my “new” favorites is Blue Plate Bistro in Avon. The outdoor deck is really nice and the food is great. Adam cooks up great homemade products and the prices are terrific. Ellie is always on hand to make sure that service is friendly and efficient and her Strawberry Mojito is fresh and fantastic. They have the best “skinny” fries and I love the eclectic worldview menu. As some of you may know after a 10-year hiatus my husband Bill is back in the kitchen. I first met Bill when he was the Chef de Cuisine at Alfredo’s at the Westin in Vail in 1990. He took a break from the kitchen in 1999,... Posted at 11:38 AM | Permalink | Comments: 0 |
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06/09/09Reusable Bag Challenge Update
With three months left in the Colorado Association of Ski Towns (CAST) Reusable Bag Challenge, organizers have announced news of newly developed partnerships. The CAST Challenge is a competition between 31 mountain towns in the Western U.S. to encourage the use of reusable shopping bags. The Challenge began on March 1 and will run until Sept.1. The prize to the winning town is a solar panel installation on their public school. Since the competition began, local participating stores have been responsible for tallying the use of every reusable bag used or purchased by a customer at checkout. The ‘winner’ will be determined on a per capita basis by which community uses the most reusable bags during the six-month period. CAST Challenge organizer David... Posted at 05:43 PM | Permalink | Comments: 1 |
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06/04/09Teva Mountain Games begin today
The Teva Mountain Games, an annual event that blends athletic competition, outdoor adventure, and cultural pursuits, gets underway today, and runs through the weekend, in Vail, Colorado. Posted at 12:00 AM | Permalink | Comments: 0 |
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06/02/09Vail Named Bicycle Friendly Community
The Town of Vail has been named a Bicycle Friendly Community by the League of American Bicyclists which has awarded the town a bronze designation. The award is presented only to communities with remarkable commitments to bicycling. In particular, Vail was recognized for its recreation path system as well as the enthusiasm of the Vail community in regards to biking, according to Gregg Barrie, the town’s landscape architect, who prepared the application. Vail joins nine other Colorado communities previously designated as bicycle friendly including Boulder, Durango and Steamboat Springs. Thirteen other communities across the country earned the distinction this year while three additional communities have been recognized with renewal designations. The award will be... Posted at 12:00 AM | Permalink | Comments: 0 |
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05/25/09Whitewater Park Demos
The Town of Vail is sponsoring free demos at Vail’s Whitewater Park on Tuesday evenings from 5 to 7 p.m. The demos are provided by Alpine Kayak where instructors will be on hand to demonstrate their skills and to show kayakers how to freestyle. The Tuesday evening demos will run through June 16 with sponsorship dollars provided by the Vail Commission on Special Events. Posted at 12:00 AM | Permalink | Comments: 0 |
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05/18/09Free Summer Events & Activities in Vail
VAIL, Colorado — While many other communities are seeing cut backs in summer events and festivals and some event sponsors are pulling back their budgets, Vail, Colorado’s list is full as ever. “We should really consider ourselves fortunate,” said Sybill Navas, an organizer for the town’s Commission for Special Events. “Most communities are seeing festivals and other events really shorten because of losing sponsors. I know our event organizers are trying to cut costs, but it doesn’t appear we’re losing events. We expect to have a lot of vitality this summer.” Major festivals such as the Vail Dance Festival, Teva Mountain Games and the Bravo! concert series are expected to run as... Posted at 12:00 AM | Permalink | Comments: 0 |
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05/12/09Whitewater Rafting Teams ready for Championships
VAIL, Colorado — Two Vail Valley, Colorado rafting teams will be headed for Bosnia-Herzegovina this week to represent the United States at the Whitewater Rafting World Championships in June. Posted at 12:04 PM | Permalink | Comments: 0 |
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05/12/09Go for a HIKE!
Here for the summer and love to hike and explore in the mountains around Vail? Join the Nature Center Hiking Club and spend the summer wandering the hills looking for views, wildflowers and everything else the high country offers. Every hike goes to a different trail and destination, and all of the hikes are educational, informative and lots of fun! If you plan on going on more than three hikes with the Nature Center, then it pays to join the Hiking Club. Hiking Club membership lets you go on all of the hikes as well as gives you priority placing on our Hiking Club Eco-Tour Hut Trips. Every Tuesday and Thursday throughout the summer groups meet early at the Vail Nature Center and head for the hills! These all day hikes range throughout the Holy Cross and... Posted at 12:00 AM | Permalink | Comments: 0 |
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05/12/09Sustainability Ball in Vail
Who says conservation can’t be fun? Scheduled for August 8, The EverGreen Ball and Expo is the Vail Valley’s first sustainable soiree. The event is a fundraiser for the valley’s three most important conservation organizations: The Eagle Valley Land Trust, The Eagle River Watershed Council and the Eagle Valley Alliance for Sustainability. Sponsorship packets, invitation requests and general information are now available at the event’s Web site, www.theevergreenball.org. Posted at 12:00 AM | Permalink | Comments: 0 |
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05/08/09New Benches from Beetle Kill
The Town of Vail has partnered with a local woodworker to construct benches made from lodgepole pines removed as part of the Vail Valley Forest Health project. To date, 10 benches have been delivered to the town and are being installed along the Katsos Ranch section of the Gore Valley Trail in East Vail. Additional purchases are being arranged as needed. The pieces of each bench are cut and milled from logs as large as 18 inches in diameter and then handmade by Wolfgang Opel, master carpenter with NIKI Woodworking and Timbers of Eagle. Gregg Barrie, the town’s landscape architect, says the benches are a great way to give new life to the beetle-killed trees. “We’ve supplied Wolfgang with the raw materials and he’s returned a very useful... Posted at 12:00 AM | Permalink | Comments: 0 |
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04/29/09Surf's Up at Avon's Whitewater Park
Spring is here and Avon's Whitewater Park is open. The Eagle River is currently flowing at approximately 510 CFS and Baby Bob is at the perfect flow range for surfing and play time. So grab your boat and try out Avon's Whitewater Park. "From Baby Bob to Bob Senior, the Park will help those just starting to learn freestyle skills as well as test the best of... Posted at 12:00 AM | Permalink | Comments: 0 |
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04/27/09Vail Firefighters Wear Pink Helmets to Raise Awareness
(Vail)--If you see a firefighter wearing a pink helmet in Vail, there’s no need to adjust your glasses. The firefighters at Vail Fire and Emergency Services are taking turns wearing a pink helmet as a new addition to their turn-out gear. A pink helmet may look a bit out of place at the fire station, but the firefighters are donning it with a smile. It’s all part of campaign to raise money for the Vail Breast Cancer Awareness Group (VBCAG). The helmet was donated by the Beaver Creek Resort Company and will be awarded to the highest bidder during a live auction at the 15th Annual Celebration of Life luncheon on July 14 at the Park Hyatt, Beaver Creek, with all the proceeds going directly to the VBCAG. Posted at 12:00 AM | Permalink | Comments: 0 |
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04/22/09Vail Resorts to require helmets for all on-mountain staff when skiing, riding next season
Vail Resorts today announced that, beginning with the 2009-2010 winter season, the Company will require all employees to wear helmets when skiing or riding on the job at each of its five mountain resorts: Vail, Beaver Creek, Breckenridge, Keystone and Heavenly. Helmets will be provided to every employee next fall as part of their standard uniform for working on the mountain. This new initiative is part of Vail Resorts’ overall commitment to skier and snowboarder safety programs. “At Vail Resorts, the safety of our employees and guests is a top priority and we believe the time has come for us to take our commitment to safety to the next level. Our employees will set the example next year for all who enjoy skiing and riding our slopes,” said John... Posted at 05:06 PM | Permalink | Comments: 0 |
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04/20/09Teva games announces free concerts in Vail
VAIL, Colorado — While outdoor adventure athletes tackle Vail Valley, Colorado, mountains and rivers June 4 through June 7 at the 2009 Teva Mountain Games, musicians will take to the main stage for a trio of free concerts. Thus far the lineup for the “Bud Light Mountains of Music” includes Tamarama and Aceyalone & The Lonely Ones on June 4 and June 5, respectively. Both shows are set for 6 p.m. at Checkpoint Charlie in Vail Village. “Expanding the musical element of the Teva Mountain Games was one of our goals when we acquired the event,” explained Michael Imhof, Vice President of Sale and Operations for the Vail Valley Foundation. “We feel that we are well on our way to generating a great deal... Posted at 05:01 PM | Permalink | Comments: 0 |
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04/20/09Bear Season Reminders
Residents are being asked to be diligent about keeping their garbage stored properly now that bear season is underway. The department has already fielded two bear reports. On March 5 a bear was spotted in the1400 block of Moraine Drive in the Sandstone/Lionsridge neighborhood and on March 28, bear tracks were reported in the 4800 block of Meadow Lane in East Vail. Over the next few weeks, the Vail police department will be increasing enforcement of existing year-round ordinances to deter bears from accessing easy-to-find food sources. Since 2007 all curbside trash customers in Vail have been required to use wildlife-resistant containers. In addition, commercial establishments, multi-family complexes and construction sites are required to use enclosures and/or... Posted at 04:59 PM | Permalink | Comments: 0 |
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04/15/09Spring Back to Vail in Full Force
Spring Back to VailApril 13 - 19, 2009 Vail's huge end-of-the-season bash with free concerts from national headliners, on-snow events, street parties...and don't miss the greatest spectacle of all...the World Pond Skimming Championships on Saturday! A celebration of Spring and the end of a great ski season...this is an event that you will not want to miss. Top off the festivities with incredible lift ticket deals and great lodging packages and you'll see why everyone knows Vail is the place to be this spring! Schedule Highlights: Monday,... Posted at 05:06 PM | Permalink | Comments: 0 |
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04/15/09Vail Summer Business Looks Hopeful
For the first time in many years, some Vail, Colorado restaurants and hotels are closing their doors during “mud season,” when business slows down between the ski season and Memorial Day weekend.
La Tour restaurant usually stays open after the mountain closes, but this year the restaurant will close at the end...
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04/10/09Vail Recreation District Gears Up for Summer
Summer is just around the corner and the Vail Recreation District will be available to be your headquarters for summer activities and programs. Season golf passes for the Vail Golf Club are now on sale with early season discounts through May 15 with discounts up to $200 over 2008 rates. The golf club is scheduled to open May 15, weather permitting. Many other programs and activities will kickoff in late May and early June including the VRD’s day camps and sports camps which will allow children to learn and explore or improve and refine sports skills. Beginning Memorial Day weekend, the Vail Nature Center will offer existing programs including... Posted at 05:06 PM | Permalink | Comments: 1 |
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04/06/09Michael Bolton, Diana Krall to perform at the Vilar
VAIL, Colorado — Beaver Creek will be the place to be this August as two of the biggest names in music grace the stage of the Vilar Performing Arts Center for a pair of stellar Vail Valley, Colorado concerts in conjunction with the theater’s summer performance series. Grammy-winning jazz singer and pianist Diana Krall will make her eagerly anticipated Beaver Creek debut on Aug. 2, while multi-platinum singer/songwriter Michael Bolton will perform for the first time in Beaver Creek on Aug. 24. Tickets for both shows will be available for purchase beginning at 11 a.m.... Posted at 05:06 PM | Permalink | Comments: 0 |
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04/06/09World Renowned Flamenco Guitarist to Perform at Marketplace on Meadow Drive
René Heredia Appearing April 7-10, 2009René Heredia will perform twice each night Tuesday, April 7th through Friday, April 10th at 7 and 8:30 p.m. Reservations are accepted but not required. There is no cover charge. VAIL, CO (March 25, 2009) – The magic of Flamenco comes to Vail as internationally acclaimed Flamenco guitarist and Spanish Gypsy dance master René Heredia will be performing a special four night engagement in the intimate Café and Bistro surroundings of Marketplace on Meadow... Posted at 09:53 AM | Permalink | Comments: 0 |
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04/06/09Elizabeth Edwards to speak in Beaver Creek
Breast cancer survivor Elizabeth Edwards, an author and advocate for healthcare and children’s causes, will be the featured speaker at the Vail Breast Cancer Awareness Group’s (VBCAG) 15th annual Celebration of Life luncheon. Posted at 12:00 AM | Permalink | Comments: 1 |
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03/31/09Kevin Smith Will Receive The Renegade Award at the Vail Film Festival
Kevin Smith will be presented with the Vail Film Festival’s 2009 Renegade Award for risk taking in film. The Festival will honor Smith for his contribution to independent film and for his groundbreaking work. Smith offers a unique vision and style and has been an inspiration to many up and coming indie filmmakers. His first film, CLERKS, was a huge critical success and shot Kevin’s career into high drive. His next film, MALL RATS, also became a cult hit. CHASING AMY has been hailed as one of Smith’s best films and was on many critic’s year-end best lists. Smith’s other films include DOGMA, starring Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, JERSEY GIRL, starring Affleck and Liv Tyler, and this years huge hit, ZACK AND MIRI, starring Seth Rogen and Elizabeth... Posted at 12:00 AM | Permalink | Comments: 1 |
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03/31/09The 19th Annual Taste of Vail kicks off with a bang!
Taste of Vail, one of the most fabulous festivals of food, wine and skiing in the mountain West, recently announced its 2009 dates and introduced three of the four guest chefs. Things are still sunny at Vail Resorts, which operates five ski and snowboard slopes in Colorado and Lake Tahoe, Nev. The company's revenues rose in the second quarter, boosted by real estate sales. But CEO Rob Katz expects the situation to head downhill. To prevent layoffs, he decided to take the biggest cut himself. Unlike the AIG executives taking big bonuses and salaries, Katz cut his $840,000 a year salary down to $0 for 2009, and he will take a 15% cut when it is reinstated. Seasonal employees were asked to a 2.5% pay cut, and executives agreed to a 10% reduction. The company's board of directors has agreed to reduce their annual cash retainer by 20%.... Posted at 12:00 AM | Permalink | Comments: 1 |
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03/19/09THE VAIL VALLEY’S FIRST SUSTAINABLE SOIREE
This is a great new event that highlights so many of the sustainable practices whose implementation will help define the future of our comunity. Scheduled for August 8, The EverGreen Ball and Expo is the Vail Valley’s first sustainable soiree. The event is a fundraiser for three of the valley’s most important, creative and forward thinking conservation organizations: The Eagle Valley Land Trust, The Eagle River Watershed Council and the Eagle Valley Alliance for Sustainability. Sponsorship packets, invitation requests and general information are now available at the event’s Web site, www.theevergreenball.org. Go a head and down load it, but only print the pages that you need to fill in for the form, this is afterall a green event. From... Posted at 12:16 PM | Permalink | Comments: 1 |
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03/11/09Vonn wins downhill, claims overall title
ARE, Sweden -- Lindsey Vonn captured the women's overall title for the second straight year by winning the last downhill of the season Wednesday at the World Cup finals. The American completed the 1.6-mile Olympia course in 1 minute, 42.49 seconds after posting the fastest splits all the way down. "It's amazing," Vonn said. "It's been a long season and it's been really difficult and challenging, but I'm really happy that it's over." She needed at least an eighth-place finish to become the first woman in U.S. history to capture two World Cup overall titles. "Winning the overall a second time it's huge," Vonn said. "No American female has ever done that so it means a lot."... Posted at 12:00 AM | Permalink | Comments: 1 |
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03/09/09Vail's Bus System is Booming!
Why Aren't You On It!?Bus ridership is experiencing a noticeable increase this season. There has been a 6 percent increase in the number of people riding the Vail Transit buses between November and January compared to last season, while ECO Transit has seen an increase of 21 percent during this same period. According to Vail Transit and Parking Manager Mike Rose, more people are parking in outlying free lots and taking advantage of the bus system. Rose also believes that more town residents are using the bus instead of driving and parking in the structures because it saves money and has less of an impact on the environment. In preparation for the winter season, Vail's parking program was updated to include new rates and fewer discounts to help... Posted at 12:00 AM | Permalink | Comments: 0 |
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03/02/09There's a New Way to Keep Up on Vail
Information on road conditions, parking, emergency alerts and other Vail's traveler information advisories can now be found at AM 1610, replacing the AM 530 frequency The new system provides an improved signal that covers most areas of Posted at 08:44 PM | Permalink | Comments: 0 |
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02/26/09Plastic Bag Reduction Challenge
The Town of Vail is inviting residents and guests to participate in a friendly plastic bag reduction challenge to determine which of the more than 25 ski towns from Colorado to Idaho can produce the most uses of reusable bags on a per capita basis. Posted at 03:02 PM | Permalink | Comments: 0 |
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02/22/09Vonn Makes American History
TARVISIO, Italy (Feb. 22) It's official, Ski Club Vail product Lindsey Posted at 12:00 AM | Permalink | Comments: 0 |
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02/19/09Local Authors will Visit Vail Library
The Vail Public Library will host a presentation by Flint Whitlock and Terry L. Barnhart, co-authors of Capt. Jepp and the Little Black Book, at 5:30 p.m. on Feb. 25 in the community room. This is the compelling story of the amazing life of Elrey B. Jeppesen. Capt. Jepp was a daredevil barnstormer and wing walker of the 1920s. After nearly losing his life in a plane crash in the 1930s, Capt. Jepp started keeping a journal that eventually saved his life and the lives of countless fellow pilots. His little black book contained detailed information about every route he flew and every airport at which he landed. This simple, ten-cent notebook would one day become the system by which 90 percent of the world’s airlines and pilots navigate. Author Terry L. Barnhart... Posted at 04:20 PM | Permalink | Comments: 0 |
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02/19/09Long Awaited West Vail Fire Station Getting Closer to Fruition
The Town of Vail has received 44 proposals from architectural and engineering firms in response to its request for proposals (RFP) for design of a fire station in West Vail. The town began soliciting proposals on Jan. 14. The deadline for responses was Feb. 13. Fire Chief Mark Miller says the proposals have come from as far away as California and Texas as well as numerous local and regional firms. “We’re fortunate to have such a large number of proposals to choose from and will no doubt find an outstanding firm to design the West Vail fire station,” he said. Chief Miller has assembled a review team with expertise from the town staff as well as two representatives from the neighborhood to help sort through the proposals. He says the... Posted at 04:16 PM | Permalink | Comments: 0 |
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02/16/09“Vail All the Love” Campaign Continues to Tempt Guests
Just prior to this years ski season the Town of Vail and Vail Resorts launched an unprecedented community-wide promotional effort aimed at making it easier for Front Range guests to visit and enjoy Vail this winter. The campaign, entitled “Vail All The Love,” came as a result of joint planning between the Town of Vail, Vail Mountain’s marketing organization, lodging and merchant communities, as well as numerous other related parts of the Vail community, all working towards the same objective. More that 60 participating restaurants,... Posted at 12:00 AM | Permalink | Comments: 0 |
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02/13/09You Can Help Decide on Eagle County’s New Logo
Eagle County, Colorado residents will be able to view the newly-designed county logo Friday morning on the county Web site: www.eaglecounty.us. Posted at 11:35 AM | Permalink | Comments: 1 |
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02/12/09World Champ Vonn Misses GS Due to Surgery
Ski Club Vail product and double World Champion Lindsey Vonn missed Thursday's (Feb. 11) giant slalom at the FIS Alpine Ski World Championships in Val d'Isere to allow more time for injured thumb to heal. She is hopeful to start in Saturday's slalom, the final women's event of the Championships. Posted at 11:45 AM | Permalink | Comments: 0 |
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02/11/09Vail Film Festival Announces 2009 Renegade Award Recipient
Kevin Smith will receive the Vail Film Festival’s 2009 Renegade Award for risk taking in film. The Festival will honor Smith for his contribution to independent film and for his groundbreaking work. Smith offers a unique vision and style and has been an inspiration to many up and coming indie filmmakers. His first film, Clerks, was shot for a total of $27,575, it was picked up by Miramax after playing at the Sundance Film Festival in 1994 and ending up grossing $3.1 million. It was a huge critical success and shot Kevin’s career into high drive. His next film Mall Rats also became a cult hit. Chasing Amy has been hailed one of Smith’s best films and was on many critic’s year-end best lists. Smith’s other films include Dogma, starring Matt... Posted at 11:04 AM | Permalink | Comments: 0 |
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02/09/09Vonn Makes History Again
Ski Club Vail product Lindsey Vonn made history again, winning a gold medal in downhill at the world alpine ski championships at Val d'Isere, France, giving her a sweep of the "speed" events there on Monday, February 9. Vonn won a super-G gold medal last Tuesday, and her victory today made her the first American woman to win two gold medals at a world championships. It also tied her with 1980's standout Tamara McKinney for most career medals won at world championships (four). "I'm just so, so happy," Vonn told reporters in the finish area. "I'm just trying to ski my best and working as hard as I can, and to get something for it like I did today means so much because that's why I work hard. That's why I'm out here doing my best, to have something... Posted at 02:27 PM | Permalink | Comments: 0 |
02/04/09Best Guest Service in the Country
Beaver Creek is Voted Best Guest Service in the Country by the National Ski Areas Association for the 3rd Consecutive Year. Expect to be pampered during a visit to Beaver Creek and you in fact will be. Embracing the resort’s “Not Exactly Roughing It” tagline, more than 150 mountain hosts are continually committed to providing the highest level of guest service in the ski industry. In fact, Beaver Creek Resort holds the title of Best Customer Service of any ski resort in the country, as awarded by the National Ski Areas Association. Look for hosts to maximize your enjoyment on the mountain and in the village by greeting you, helping to carry equipment, providing grooming reports and local’s tips, and leading free mountain... Posted at 11:03 AM | Permalink | Comments: 0 |
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02/02/09Go Run the World
The Vail Symposium’s Unlimited Adventure Series Continues: Go Run the World with Kimi Puntillo The Vail Symposium continues on Thursday, February 5 at Donovan Pavilion in Vail from 6-7:30p.m. As always, the presentation is free of charge. Plan on getting there early as the first Adventure Series presentation drew an audience of over 200. This edition of the Adventure Series focuses on running and if you’re going to run, why not run the world? There are marathons in Antarctica, at the Great Wall of China, at Everest and even Mount Kilimanjaro. Kimi Puntillo has counted these runs amongst her favorites as she “ran the world”. Along the way, she conquered two Guinness Book World Records including being the first... Posted at 12:29 PM | Permalink | Comments: 0 |
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