Welcome to Paul Winters' and Cora Winters' personal home pages. There is a lot of information about Summit County, Colorado here. Major page content is summarized below.
Our "Today's News" page, a.k.a. the "Somewhat Daily News" changes nearly every day. Usually there's at least a brief weather summary and one or more new pictures. This page is, by far, the most active page on the site.
We have a TON of pictures of Colorado and other places, taken on short trips and vacations. You can find the menu for this stuff on the "Special Things We've Done" page.
In early 2008 I began experimenting with video on the web. There's some video stuff here.
The "Guest's Area" page contains information for folks who are coming to visit us here at our townhome, and a bit of more general information for other visitors to Summit County.
Classic pictures from this site, going back to 2004, can be found here.
Other Colorado snapshots are also available. Pictures on this page are generally older, but I think still worth keeping on the site.
Sometimes I get tired of answering the "what did you do before you moved to Colorado?" question. A lot of that information can be had on the "Personal Information" page.
There's also a page containing some of my comments and observations about the area.
If you, like me, are a weather nut, and are interested in some observations about mountain weather, try this page.
Sometimes the magnificent wildlife in this area just about falls into your lap.
Cora has her own page, which she updates only occasionally.
Some of our friends and neighbors are also interested in photography. You can find some magnificent ski pictures, taken by Dan Sexton of St. Louis (we met through this website, and Dan has stayed with us on a number of occasions--but we are NOT a bed and breakfast!).
While my primary interest in photography is mountain landscapes, occasionally friends see me carrying cameras around and ask me for special favors. So the people pictures have their own page.
If you're interested in finding out more about this website, there's a page for that.
There's also a page about the photography.
Here are some worthwhile mountain sites, external to this one:
Rocky Mountain National Park: The High Peaks