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Subject: Airport advice in the Dever area
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All,
 I am making a trip to the Denver area at the end of March..
 My daughter is visiting University of Denver (in Denver) and
 Colorado College in Colorado Springs.
 We will be traveling by C182. Legacy is in the garage.
 I have some questions:
 What are my airport choices?
 Should I park at one airport and drive?
 Is the weather usually good enough that if I allow a couple
 days, we can get in and out? We can do IFR, but ice and high MEAs are out.

 Any advice from the area would be appreciated.
 you can reply to dave@edt.com 

 David Lowry
 Legacy