Durango Street

Durango Street Durango Street is a novel by Frank Bonham. He wrote about a little boy living in a very bad neighborhood. His name is Rufus Henry. Rufus is in the camp for correcting car theft. He caught a friend called Baby. The baby lives in the place where Rufus' mother moved. The baby was released shortly before Rufus, then continued his apartment "apartment". Rufus was abandoned from the camp at the parole. His parole officer told him not to get caught up in the gang, but Rufus knew he had to join the gang to survive.

The 11 - chome station is undoubtedly a progressive and exciting new thing of Durango, but it also contains Durango 's past wreckage. Currently, there are local auto repair shops and gas stations in the 1920's and 1970's at the corner of the main avenue with truck and 11 th chome. By the idea of ​​continuing to use the truck as a major financial producer, 11 th Street Station gave a deep appreciation for the position being suppressed in the past. However, the truck no longer serves the service, but instead serves itself as a service.

The 11th street station is relatively young in Durango, which is an integral part of the experience of Durango. Visitors can relax and enjoy a variety of delicious food and drinks. But experiences, they will also understand everything about Durango.

11th Street Station recently opened in downtown Durango and there are many food trucks such as Arnie's Bar, Sabox, Fresh Company of Manny's, Mariana's Taste Coffee, Backcountry Gourmet, Smoking on Wheel. The food I ate was delicious (caramel onions called "Tri Tip Slider", marinated three-headed snacks with spinach and Point Reyes blue cheese), the 11th Street Station is unique and worth a visit. It is an experience and atmosphere reflecting Durango's contemporary culture, but that represents respect for the past.

From landscape to people, Durango CO is its own planet, and even the name of the existence of life they can be called "Duranatangs". According to a city dictionary, "durangatang" is "Do not bathe in Colorado, do not bathe in Colorado, do not know what the haircut is, do not like tourists, but also tend to love life, there is no worry in the world ... "Familiar? Despite this prejudice, after living in Durango for nearly three years, I have already advocated my own views on people and culture.