Resurrecting “Dumra”: Tibet, a CU professor and a forgotten part of Camp Hale’s freedom-fighting history ...Middle East

Story first appeared in: CAMP HALE The first indication that June 9 was going to be an out-of-the-ordinary Sunday was the group of Tibetan monks gathered on the side of Interstate 70 near the exit to Silverthorne. They stood together, their maroon and orange robes fluttering in the slipstream of semi-trucks speeding past. One wore a pale khaki bucket hat; another wire glasses like the Dalai Lama’s. A woman with a long black ponytail seemed to be directing them. They looked exposed, a little delicate, even, on that roadside many miles from where dozens of other monks were gathering. High in the mountains near Leadville, Tibetan leaders from around the world were meeting a

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