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Touring Colorado on two wheels

Herald Staff Writer

Wednesday, Jun 25, 2014 3:53 AM MT

Updated Wednesday, Jun 25, 2014 3:18 PM MT

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Mary Frielingsdorf, left, of Fort Collins said this is her tenth year to ride the Bicycle Tour of Colorado, which started in Gunnison this year and winds through Montrose, Ouray, Durango, Pagosa Springs, and Creede before ending up back in Gunnison on Saturday, according to volunteer Maureen Brooks. Brooks said this is the 20th year for the ride, which drew around 700 riders for the roughly four-hundred-mile treck. Frielingsdorf and Scott Ellis of Johnstown, back, set up their tents at Durango High School on Tuesday afternoon.
Mary Frielingsdorf, left, of Fort Collins said this is her tenth year to ride the Bicycle Tour of Colorado, which started in Gunnison this year and winds through Montrose, Ouray, Durango, Pagosa Springs, and Creede before ending up back in Gunnison on Saturday, according to volunteer Maureen Brooks. Brooks said this is the 20th year for the ride, which drew around 700 riders for the roughly four-hundred-mile treck. Frielingsdorf and Scott Ellis of Johnstown, back, set up their tents at Durango High School on Tuesday afternoon.STEVE LEWIS/Durango Herald

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