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Senior Editor, Matcha and Contributing Editor, Elevation Outdoors Magazine
Boulder
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Biography
I am a veteran writer and author who has written about outdoor adventure, science, music, history, and animal welfare.
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By James Dziezynski Verified| Outside Magazine Verified Most of Colorado’s 1800s boomtowns lived fast and died young. Leadville is an exception, evolving from being one of the wildest Wild West outposts to the heart of Colorado’s high-altitude outdoor adventures. Colorado’s two highest mountains, the 14,440-foot Mount Elbert and 14,429-foot Mount Massive, dominate the horizon west of Leadville. For good measure, the state’s third-highest mountain, Mount Harvard at 14,423-foot, is about an hour’s drive from town.
By James Dziezynski Verified| Flipboard@ This N.Y.C. Tourist Hub Has Become Trash-Strewn Chaos for EveryoneThis is Street Wars, a weekly series on the battle for space on New York’s streets and sidewalks. Eighth Avenue in Midtown Manhattan is many things. It is the first street to greet many travelers as they arrive at Pennsylvania Station or the Port Authority Bus Terminal. It is the temporary address for …
By James Dziezynski Verified| Outside Magazine Verified Most of Colorado’s 1800s boomtowns lived fast and died young. Leadville is an exception, evolving from being one of the wildest Wild West outposts to the heart of Colorado’s high-altitude outdoor adventures. Colorado’s two highest mountains, the 14,440-foot Mount Elbert and 14,429-foot Mount Massive, dominate the horizon west of Leadville. For good measure, the state’s third-highest mountain, Mount Harvard at 14,423-foot, is about an hour’s drive from town.
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Elevation Outdoors Magazine