I also learned a little about mountains, like how there can be snow even if it’s kinda warmish.<\/p>\n How does that even happen?<\/p>\n After pondering that age old question for a while, I had to make it to the Buffalo Bill Museum before closing time.<\/p>\n ~The Buffalo Bill Museum~<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n The museum is small and quirky, the best kind of museum!\u00a0 After seeing the facade, I was expecting a room full of giant plastic buffalo and cardboard standee photo-ops… which would be great, but I actually found a well curated and informative museum, which is sometimes better.<\/p>\n The museum did it’s job, and I left knowing a lot more about Buffalo Bill than I did walking in.\u00a0 Turns out he’s a way more fascinating character than I gave him credit for.\u00a0 Here are some fun facts I learned about Buffalo Bill at the museum.<\/p>\n Of course the museum is full of actual artifacts as well.<\/p>\n The most impressive thing in the whole museum though is the hand written invitation to tea with Oscar Wilde.\u00a0 That’s the stuff dreams are made of!<\/p>\n The second most impressive thing at the museum was a tie between this awesome lamp and a weird cast of Buffalo Bill’s hand “shortly before his death”.<\/p>\n And obviously they had to have a few cheesy photo ops,<\/p>\n and a few things they didn’t want to turn into cheesy photo ops.<\/p>\n After a journey through the Buffalo Bill Museum, guests are invited to express their impressions, which seem to mostly be about buffalo.<\/p>\n ~The Grave~<\/strong><\/p>\n Whether Buffalo Bill actually said it or not, he wasn’t wrong about his final view.<\/p>\n ~The City of Golden~<\/strong><\/p>\n The town of Golden, CO is adorable.\u00a0 They had me at “howdy folks!”<\/p>\n Golden is probably best known as the home of the Coors Brewery, but since I had BruFrou<\/a> tickets and Coors moderately terrible I decided to skip it.\u00a0 How is a place with so many great beers also home to Coors?\u00a0 Just a thought.<\/p>\n Golden, CO was not without drink options however, they did have this bar that spoke my language.<\/p>\n I also visited Golden City Brewery<\/a>, which had some great non-Coors offerings.<\/p>\n They also offered a Molly Brown Ale, which is the basis by which I judge all Denver area breweries.<\/p>\n Dinner in Golden, CO was one of my favorites from the entire trip.\u00a0 I found the Sherpa House Restaurant and Cultural Center<\/a>.\u00a0 The interior of the Sherpa House is decorated like a traditional Sherpa house in the Solu-Khumbu region of Nepal and they serve amazing Himalayan food (my first time trying it!).<\/p>\n![\"Lookout](\"https:\/\/magsonthemove.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2015\/08\/image65-e1440628109278.jpg\")
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