[Colorado-Talk] New To CO Some General Questions

[Brett Boyer]

Hi! A fellow east coaster that has lived here for many years off and on. There are lots of places to walk in the city. There are bike pads that are pedestrian friendly that will even take you across the entire city if you know how they meet up. Lots of parks as well. Very chill people, and very blind friendly city in my opinion. 
Just don’t expect good pizza.
Uh Oh, I might’ve started some thing here. But depending on where you’re from in the east, it is a thing.
Good luck, and this list is also a great resource for questions, and to find out what chapter you would be closest to.


> On Jul 18, 2023, at 11:00 AM, Jessica Sears via Colorado-Talk <colorado-talk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> 
> good Afternoon All,
> 
> I am moving to CO this weekend after spending time there with my
> partner at the beginning of the year. I kind of fell in love with the
> Denver area. and am excited for this change. I work remote so am
> excited to get back into NFB after kind of becoming a hermit during
> the pandemic. Can anyone give me suggestions on pretty walkable
> accessible areas that I might take my Seeing Eye dog to just get some
> exercise? Obviously working from home starting in 2020, we both need
> to get out and about more and I am determined to learn the area before
> the cold hits. This east coast girl will have an adjustment to that
> part ha. I met a few nice people so far but just want to know where
> are some chill spots. Looking forward to hearing from anyone.
> Jessica Diaz
> 
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