The Park Hill Golf Course. Dec. 6, 2023.

A single white pickup drives on Speer Boulevard, seen from several stories above the road. Apartment buildings rise from the horizon in the background.

Speer Boulevard is not too traffic-y. June 27, 2024.

Server Ben Moser, at right, with a customers at Cattivella.

Cativella Italian Restaurant Denver

The 8th Avenue viaduct over Burnham Yard. June 5, 2025.

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