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The future, we think autonomous self—driving machines. itjust told me to apex later, so it means i've obviously turned in a bit too early into that corner. and before, my optimal best was a 1:31.9 which i thought was the limit. but as it's talked me round and taught me to do a few different things, i've actually decreased that lap time. but perhaps this tech presents a better picture for those who enjoy driving — a collaboration between human and machine to create a better driver. but i'm surprised garmin hasn't taken the opportunity to cross—reference the data with the drivers�* biome...

Beverley John Kirkwood of Nathrop passed away on Feb. 22 in Salida.   He was the second son of Arthur Carter Kirkwood and Frances Tucker Kirkwood. B.J. was born Nov. 16, 1928, in Colorado. He grew up in Kansas City, Mo., attended Southwest High School and graduated from MIT in Cambridge, Mass., with a Master’s Degree in mechanical engineering. Best of all, in Boston he met Mary Ann Biesterfeldt, daughter of Walter and Mildred Morisseau Biesterfeldt. They married in her hometown of Kirkwood, Mo., in December, 1949. Working in Chicago at R.R. Donnelley Publishing, they had their first t...

Work on the trail to the summit of Mount Columbia, long considered one of the more miserable climbs in Colorado’s repertoire of fourteeners, is nearly complete after five seasons of work, but for the time being the Colorado Fourteeners Initiative will be moving on to other projects. “You come up through Horn Fork Basin, you take a right as you start getting to the base of Columbia and you go through a talus field, and that’s really where our work started,” said Lloyd Athearn, CFI executive director. “That’s where the old social trail used to go straight up the mo...

Registration is open for the 2021 OHV Color Tour taking riders through the public lands around Buena Vista. In its 20th year, the tour of the Arkansas Valley’s fall scenery is set for Tuesday, Sept. 21 to Saturday, Sept. 25. Chamber executive director Melissa Traynham said that last year’s event – one of the few to drive on through the COVID-19 pandemic – drew 64 riders. Traynham said that 17 had already signed up for the fall event. “(We) are expecting this year to have many more,” she said. Registration is available at the website of the Buena Vista Chamber of ...

Work on the trail to the summit of Mount Columbia, long considered one of the more miserable climbs in Colorado’s repertoire of fourteeners, is nearly complete after five seasons of work, but for the time being the Colorado Fourteeners Initiative will be moving on to other projects. “You come up through Horn Fork Basin, you take a right as you start getting to the base of Columbia and you go through a talus field, and that’s really where our work started,” said Lloyd Athearn, CFI executive director. “That’s where the old social trail used to go straight up the mo...