in the lonely industrial zone

a fire truck idles on Kalamath and a Union Pacific engine idles on a siding while light rail and snow flakes zip along swiftly; taken from the Bolt Factory

I think this is meeker. It's pretty, whatever it is.

The sunrise was pretty amazing this morning, like a wall of fire in the sky to the west.

most people think Dailey Park is the biggest park in Baker, but another park, Phil Milstein Park, is tucked into the extreme northwestern corner of Baker's boundaries; it's a long, skinny park tucked against the South Platte River; if you reach it by normal means (the Platte River Trail), you actually have to leave Baker to get to it

but how big is Milstein? how big is Dailey?

From the edge of Phil Milstein park you can see across the 6th Ave bridge over the South Platte to the Robinson Dairy processing plant. It's quite an interesting mid-century futuristic design.

looking west across Santa Fe Drive traffic from within the Denver Urban Homesteading building; in view are two of Baker's iconic industrial structures, the Rio Grande Company silos, and the quizzical Bolt Factory tower

Denver Urban Homesteading's building had been empty for a a few years, and before that had housed The Grand Entrance, a door factory and showroom that is now located at Bayaud & Kalamath)