Social Summit: Ullr Fest in Breckenridge
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From left, Casey, Rylie and Kacey Seal.
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From left: Steven Stoker, Grace Reynolds and Jessie Unruh enjoy Ullr Fest on Thursday, Jan. 14.
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Julie Bay, left, and Amanda Bay, with photo bomber Jerry Powers in the back.
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Kaitlin and Brian Powers.
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Mallory Zingone and Blake Moskowitz at Ullr Fest on Thursday, Jan. 14.
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A bunch of locals enjoy Ullr Fest on Thursday, Jan. 14.
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Jen Morgan, left, and Sydney Schwab at Ullr Fest on Thursday, Jan. 14.
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Brad Keel, left, and Ryan Albright don their best hats for Ullr Fest on Thursday, Jan. 14.
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Mike Burbelo and Jess Walker came to Ullr Fest from Daytona, Florida.
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Sandy and Steve Watson.
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Crowds of people flocked to Breckenridge to participate in Ullr Fest activities. Thursday saw the Eliminator fat bike race and what some call the highlight of the week — the Ullr parade. The sun was hiding on Friday but Ullr worked his magic that evening, bringing a few inches to the town. Saturday was the hangover breakfast and the Wild and Scenic Film Festival, hosted by High Country Conservation Center and Continental Divide Land Trust.
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