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90 year old Al Ireson of Lakewood remembers his childhood during his many visits to the Colorado Railroad Museum. His grandfather worked for the Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad. On Sundays they would take the train to Palmer Lake or Castle Rock for ice cream and then take the train back  home for Sunday dinner. "Sunday's were the day's," he said.     Joe Amon, The Denver Post
90 year old Al Ireson of Lakewood remembers his childhood during his many visits to the Colorado Railroad Museum. His grandfather worked for the Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad. On Sundays they would take the train to Palmer Lake or Castle Rock for ice cream and then take the train back home for Sunday dinner. “Sunday’s were the day’s,” he said. Joe Amon, The Denver Post
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Wheel skills

Today. Ride for free during the grand opening of the Frisco Adventure Bike Park from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Amateurs to pros, kids and adults can showcase their skills on the pump track, downhill slopestyle course and dirt jump facility. Activities include a style competition with prizes, race demonstrations, DJs and refreshments, and a live concert by P-Nuckle. Helmets are required. 8454 Colorado 9, Frisco. Details:

Leader of the track

Today and Sunday. This is the last weekend for kids to ride around the Colorado Railroad Museum () on a 15-ton replica of Thomas the Tank Engine, star of “Thomas & Friends.” Meet railway controller Sir Topham Hatt, watch videos, and take home craft souvenirs. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 17155 W. 44th Ave., Golden. Tickets: $18 for museum admission plus train ride for ages 2 and up, call 303-279-4591, or at for an extra $3.50.

Sheba R. Wheeler, The Denver Post

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