For those of you traveling, here are a couple of points of interest you might want to check out.

In Denver, Colorado, a fellow named Warren Astler manages an attraction called 'Punt the Creek', located on Cherry Creek in the Lower Downtown (LoDo) area. OK, you know what a creek is but what's a punt? Well, think gondola, as in Venice. A punt is a long shallow bottom boat that is propelled by a pole pusher on the back of the boat. Along the way he or she tells you interesting tidbits about the area and its history. Cherry Creek flows into the Platte River, which consists completely of beer coming from the Coors brewery discharge pipes up the street. If you're around Larimer Square, a booming upscale shopping district of LoDo, give 'Punt the Creek' a look. Tell them Jim Kallenbach sent you and receive a free picture of Jim swimming fully clothed in the Platte River.

The highest mountain on the Atlantic Coast is Cadillac Mountain in Acadia National Park, Maine. The Cadillac reaches a breathtaking height of (you better sit down for this) 1532 feet above sea level! OK, not exactly the Swiss Alps but if you ever get asked this question on Jeopardy, at least you'll get one right. And I'm told the view of the Atlantic Coast from the top is worth the trip.
By comparison, the Sears Tower in Chicago tops out at 1454 feet, a mere 78 feet shorter but without a view of the Atlantic. The highest mountain in the Western Hemisphere, Nevedo Aconcagua in Argentina, is 22,834 feet. You could put almost fifteen Cadillac Mountains in Nevado Aconcagua! Hah! If I lived in Maine, I'd be real careful about calling that speed bump a mountain. Maine, by the way, is the only state whose name is just one syllable, not that that's a bad thing.

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