Saturday, December 18, 2010
The Cotopaxi High School
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This is not a very large school. At the beginning of football season, the school was unable to put together a full team. In the evenings, one will often see deer grazing on the stadium grass.
A view from Pike's Peak
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5 comments:
So what's the blue on the sidewalk? Not supposed to park there?
I want to go back to school.
I like how it blends into the land.
Several schools in Eastern Washington have that problem and if they want a team they will travel many miles to form a team with another school. Lotsa driving. MB
I'd love to see it with an "evening deer"... :)
God bless you!
Cezar
Interesting and appropriate architecture for the landscape, this school.
Small is not necessarily bad though, since the kids probably get more individual attention from the teachers.
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