The Lafayette, CO, Vampire Legend, Humanized
Listen to a podcast wherein I'm interviewed by two local students who want to humanize immigrant stereotypes; it's an entry for NPR's Student Podcast Challenge.
…food and travel stories by Karren Doll Tolliver
Listen to a podcast wherein I'm interviewed by two local students who want to humanize immigrant stereotypes; it's an entry for NPR's Student Podcast Challenge.
Come with me on a less-than-actually-spooky expedition to find a purported vampire's grave in Lafayette, Colorado, just north of Denver. Fodor Glava, who died in 1918, certainly left his mark by being from Transylvania and saying so on his tombstone.
A community's loving memorial to a beloved resident, John Breaux. A bronze likeness of him stands in the center of town as a testament to his friendliness and status in Louisville, CO. We should all be half as loved.
Join me for a very yummy breakfast at Tangerine Restaurant in Lafayette, Colorado. I stopped there after photographing the purported "vampire" grave in Lafayette's cemetery a couple of weeks ago. Old Town Lafayette lent its considerable charm to the experience of this lunch/brunch destination.