Did you lose your ring?

On Friday night we found an opal ring at the community center. Please contact us if it is yours!

New place to eat in Dolores

It's called the Bear Den, at 11th and Railroad near the high school. Looks like they do breakfast and lunch!

WEATHER

Use this link for weather in the town of Dolores at 7,000'


Use this link for the latest forecast at the wedding and camp out site at 10,000' in Dunton Meadows.

Dining in Dolores

With a trend setting population, nightlife until 10pm and attractions that lure world leaders and rock stars alike, it's no surprise that the culinary options in Dolores are as plentiful as they are diverse.


BREAKFAST
Rio Grande Southern Bed and Breakfast (best gamble, 5 pickup truck rating)
101 S. 5th St.
http://www.rgshotel.com/eating_house.php

Ponderosa Restauraunt
108 S. 8th (next to Dolores Mountain Inn)

LUNCH
The Depot (classic burger stand, good bean burritos with roasted green chiles 4 pickup truck rating)
520 Railroad Ave

Rio Grande and Ponderosa

DINNER
Dolores River Brewery (recommended 5 pickup truck rating)
100 S. 4th St.
http://www.doloresriverbrewery.com/Dolores_River_Brewery/Home.html

Rio Grande and Ponderosa

The Dolores Food Market at 400 Railroad Ave. is an excellent market. Check it out.

Many dining options exist in Cortez, 10 miles to the south, but we suggest Telluride or Durango if you have time to journey for a meal /sightseeing/ shopping, etc.

A Walking Tour of Dolores

(Does not include Joe Rowell Park, the river walk or the coffee shop that opened for two weeks and then closed for summer high season.)


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Our Casita

is located at 202 S. 7th St. in Dolores. Please stop by or call our cell phones when you arrive in town!!


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Attire

	Rare but not entirely uncommon attire around these here parts. Negative: Likely to alarm most guests. Positive: Self sufficient food supply.
	This attire is more commonly found in the deep Southwest, namely L.A. Not recommended.
	While striking and extremely well put together, this attire would generally be considered over the top in Dolores. Positives: Creates plenty of room on the dance floor. Negatives: Might be mistaken for mountain pheasant or quail and be shot at. (see picture at top)
	This is it. Say no more. The status quo for a Friday night in Dolores. This couple will be the envy of the party and the talk of the town. Their modern look says,"I'm not afraid to be hip" while their dance style is just a little dirty without saying, "I'm Janet Jackson". Highly recommended for the entire time you are here.

But seriously:

Friday night: In our little corner of the world, we don't often get a opportunity to dress up - this is one of those opportunities. That said, dress comfortably and plan on a warm summer night. Flip flops are entirely appropriate as are silk dress jackets. Think fun, not formal.

Saturday: We're hoping for a bluebird San Juan Mountain day, mid 70's and sunny with a light breeze. BUT - these are the mountains. Don't wear heels. Wear good shoes for being outside. It could rain or snow, and it can be chilly at times. Rain gear is essential. Bring a baseball or wide brimmed hat, plenty of sunscreen and bug repellent. The key is to dress practically for being outside most of the afternoon. Much more on the wedding day in an upcoming post.