From January 22-26, I was in
Denver for the
ALA Midwinter Meeting. There were lots of banners welcoming
ALA to Denver along the
16th Street Mall and around the
Convention Center. The following two pictures are of 16th Street. That's the gold-domed
Colorado State Capitol Building in the background of the second picture.
This is the convention center with the famous
Big Blue Bear looking in. (The work, by
Lawrence Argent, is actually called "I see what you mean.")
While in Denver, I got to eat some good food (see
here and
here) and go on a
mountain parks tour. I also got to attend meetings, visit the exhibit hall, and got together with colleagues. I will talk about these in future entries.
This is the convention center with the famous Big Blue Bear looking in. (The work, by Lawrence Argent, is actually called "I see what you mean.")
While in Denver, I got to eat some good food (see here and here) and go on a mountain parks tour. I also got to attend meetings, visit the exhibit hall, and got together with colleagues. I will talk about these in future entries.
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