Haus Edelweiss Lux. Apt. Mountain Views. Vacation Rental only 21 Miles from Breckenridge

Location: Fairplay, South Central, Colorado, USA ( 21 miles to the year round resort of Breckenridge), 85 miles to Denver and CO Springs, 100 miles from DIA Airport.

Haus Edelweiss, Luxury Apartment, Mountain Views, near Breckenridge

Accommodations: Luxury Apartment, 1 Bedroom + Convertible Bed(s), 1 Bath (Sleeps up to 4- best for couple or family)

Haus Edelweiss Apartment adjoins Colorado Highway 9 only 21 miles, 35 minutes away from the Breckenridge Ice Rink free parking lot. From there a free skier shuttle goes to the Village, Peak 9, Beaver Run, and the Peak 8 Gondola. The apartment is also only 1 mile from the town of Fairplay and 4 miles from Alma.

Haus Edelweiss was built as a ‘Care-Taker Apartment’ and is a spacious stand-alone, lock-off type apartment located within a large, single-family home. This newly furnished European-style decorated apartment has its own paved parking, its own entrance, its own patio and is private and quiet. The home was newly built in 2005 and the apartment finished in 2007. Haus Edelweiss one bedroom luxury Apartment is a large 980 square foot ground floor apartment.

A paved driveway leads to private parking & entrance. Winter sport gear and boot storage is available inside the apartment.

Haus Edelweiss apartment has picturesque Colorado mountain views of the Mosquito Range to the west and the Continental Divide. Spectacular sunsets and sunrises are often seen year round in Colorado’s high country.

The bathroom includes a hair dryer, soap and amenities, and a large walk-in shower. The bedroom with queen bed, nightstands, dresser and humidifier, adjoins the bathroom and walk-in closet with laundry facilities. An infant crib is available upon request.

The fully-equipped kitchen includes a microwave, stovetop, refrigerator/freezer side by side with ice maker and water dispenser, dishwasher, coffee maker, large toaster oven and all the pots and pans, dinnerware, glassware, cutlery, cooking utensils needed for up to 4 people. A dining area with table and 4 chairs is by the kitchen.

The living room has large windows facing toward the west. There is a comfortable love seat sofa and queen-sized sleeper sofa for additional sleeping. Best for children under 14 but a queen-sized air mattress is available upon request. Above the electric fireplace is a 32 inch flat screen satellite TV and radio. Also in the living area is a corner bookshelf and desk for a computer with Wi-Fi available at no extra charge. The location has excellent cellular phone reception.

For winter mountain driving, a vehicle featuring front wheel drive, 4WD or AWD is strongly recommended. Winter or all season tires are a must.

For more info and availability email owner at: info@highcountryartworks.com

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There’s a beautiful park in South Park, Colorado that once had the Creole name ”Bayou Salade” (Salt Marshes), and it is nature’s paradise. There, amid wide plains and crystal streams, one can breathe the purest air anywhere.

South Park, Colorado Natures Paradise book takes you on a journey into the high country to view late spring’s awakening nature, summer’s wildflower season, fall’s magnificent golden foliage and winter’s Rocky Mountain solitude.

South Park, Colorado, displays its  splendor throughout the seasons as it has for centuries. Located in the center of Colorado, South Park is more than 1,000 square miles of prairies, grassy plains and gentle hills around the headwaters of the South Platte River. It is surrounded by mountain peaks – some more than 14,000 feet high.

Resident author and photographer Bernie Nagy and his wife, artist Linda Nagy, share their images of the wonders of South Park discovered while traveling on back roads and hiking trails.

South Park Colorado Nature’s Paradise book cover

This book, a continuation of a series on South Park, displays images of pristine streams, lakes, waterfalls, mountain passes, ancient pine trees, and valleys and meadows covered with vivid wildflowers. More than 105 wildflowers are featured and identified. In addition, there is a wildflower and fall color hike/drive guide and map of the area.

Discover why South Park beckons regardless of the weather or the season, showing its character, history, and innate beauty. With plentiful natural resources and historic sites, South Park is known as one of only 49 National Heritage Areas in the United States.

Winner of 5 Colorado Independent Publishers Awards. The 120-page, 265 color images, 11”x8.5.” hardbound coffee table book shows the splendor in the high country of Colorado while discovering the unparalleled beauty of South Park covered by award winning residence photographer Bernie Nagy.

Available for $29.95 along the CO 285 Corridor stores and at www.highcountryartworks.com

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After co-publishing an award-winning coffee-table book, South Park, Colorado: Nature’s Paradise in 2012 that included photographs and common names of over 100 wildflowers, my husband and I received many requests for a smaller book of wildflowers to take on trails. I began working on a wildflower guide to fulfill those requests. The idea was to have clear photos, common names, and a brief description of each wildflower included. Soon there came the realization that common names were not enough. Common names vary from person to person and from region to region. Many flowers have several common names and many others have no common names; but all have scientific names. It is the scientific name that is standard all over the world and allows everyone to “speak the same language”. Scientific names are always listed in italics. Each species also has a common family name as well as its scientific name.

How to Simplify Complicated Information

My project to produce a handy, simple guide for Colorado Rocky Mountain wildflowers became a real challenge. I began gathering information from every print and web source I could find. My goal was to take scientific information and write it in such a way that it could be understood by lay people. Slowly and painstakingly the book was pieced together. The result was Rocky Mountain Wildflowers Field Guide. The wildflowers included in the guide were photographed by my husband, Bernie Nagy, and were taken from the Rocky Mountain National Park to the Mosquito Range and from Crested Butte to the Southern San Juan Mountain Ranges. The images cover a period over four summers and feature the most common plus some uncommon wildflowers that one may find along trails and roadsides. From the thousands of plants in Colorado, only 200 are featured in the guide. Plants were chosen by how common they are, how noticeable they are, and some were chosen by their unique properties. Wildflowers in the guide were grouped according to color so that one can quickly find and identify an unfamiliar flower. A table of contents and index of all common and scientific names are helpful in locating specific information in the guide. I also included some of my illustrations of flower parts and arrangements and leaf parts and arrangements to help clarify some terms used throughout the guide.

Where to find Rocky Mountain Wildflowers Field Guide

More information about Rocky Mountain Wildflowers Field Guide is available at www.highcountryartworks.com. The eBook version is now available for all eBook devices including Kindle, Nook, iPad and iPhone. Watch for the handy, soft cover, 4”x 6” pocket guide available now. New 224-page softbound book is only $10.95.

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Embark on a visual journey through Colorado’s High Country and view historic photographs from the mid-1800s through the present in Park County, located in the south-central Rocky Mountains of Colorado. More than 390 photographs of the high mountain passes, historic mines, early established communities, and the arrival of the railroad, create a sense of life as it was and as it continues today. Discover gold and silver mining in the Mosquito Range around Colorado’s highest town of Alma. Read about Como’s coal mining and railroad era. Learn about the history of the town of Fairplay, where gold was struck, when its name changed several times, when it burned down and was rebuilt, and when criminals were lynched at its courthouse. Journey from the ranches established by immigrant settlers in Bailey into the Platte Canyon to the fertile grassland of South Park and learn about the early mountain resorts throughout Park County. This photographic history will be a reference for generations to come to learn about the early pioneers, ranchers, gold seekers and miners. All who came to settle in a part of the real West to establish a new life and new beginnings. See why so many residents and visitors to Park County relish its uniqueness and place where history and natural beauty are intertwined. Resident author and award-winning photographer, Bernie Nagy has captured it all in this striking and informative 104-page hardbound coffee-table book which will be enjoyed by generations to come. The Park County, Colorado, A photographic History book is available for $29.95 through www.highcountryartworks.com or through local retailers in Park County and local libraries.

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Breath-taking color photographs of Colorado’s most scenic and historic sites are featured in this fine 13- month Colorado calendar by award-winning resident photographer, Bernie Nagy. Travel throughout the high country with fine color images shown of historic places like South Park City, Fairplay, Guffey, and Hartsel.

2014 South Park Colorado Calendar

Enjoy seeing wildflowers in bloom in the majestic Mosquito Range and wildlife in settings from spring through winter. Included is also a listing of monthly events in the area. This calendar is available from www.highcountryartworks.com and from many business locations throughout South Park for only $8.95.

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THE FLUME article, June 7, 2012

Finding treasure in South Park, Colorado: Nature’s Paradise

Local authors win five awards in top categories, including highest average total score for all entries

By Sonja Oliver  Correspondent

South Park residents Bernie and Linda Nagy were recently honored by the Colorado Independent  Publishers Association (CIPA) and the CIPA Education Literary Foundation with the distinction of winning five awards for their book “South Park, Colorado: Nature’s Paradise.”  On May 17 the Nagys were presented with the Past President’s Award, for scoring the highest aggregate average total score out of 189 entries in all categories.  They also received three first-place CIPA EVVY Awards – in the travel category, cover design and illustrations – plus a second-place award for interior layout and design.

The EVVY awards are named after CIPA’s founder, Evelyn Kaye.  The Nagys received the awards at  CIPA’s 18th Annual Book Awards Banquet at the Lone Tree Arts Center in south metro Denver.  The awards banquet celebrated CIPA’s 20th year and featured 29 book competition categories. This year’s event brought in 189 entries and featured 99 winners.  According to marketing consultant Mary Walewski,each entry must meet a specific standard and criteria in order to be nominated for an award.

“The quality of books this year was absolutely stupendous,” Walewski said.  “What’s really remarkable about Bernie’s (and Linda’s) book is they received the highest aggregate average points,” Walewski said.  “We were absolutely overwhelmed with winning five CIPA EVVY’s for our second book,” said Bernie Nagy in a recent press release.  “Bernie and I are both thrilled about the response to the new book and  about winning so many awards. It gives me special pride and satisfaction since I am the co-author of this book,” Linda Nagy said.  The Nagys consider the creation of “South Park, Colorado: Nature’s Paradise” as a “labor of love,” which comes across in the detail and quality of the book.

“I hope it inspires others to go out in nature, visit God’s country and enjoy the wonderful land that we have inherited from those who came before us and who created its rich history,” says Bernie Nagy on their website.  “When we moved to Fairplay in South Park in 2005, we fell in love with the area.  I began taking photos of all the events, changes in scenery, animals – all things that typify South Park,” he said.  In 2010, the Nagys self-published their first book, “Colorado’s South Park, High Country Paradise,” in response to noticing that, although there were numerous books on South Park’s history, there were no photography books depicting “the beauty of its scenery, wildlife, people and seasons,” Bernie Nagy said in a recent interview.

They were challenged by South Park City Museum curator Carol Davis, who suggested they write a book.  “Although my background was in prepress, and my wife was a graphic artist, we didn’t really have the expertise to publish a book, and our project was too regional to appeal to a traditional publisher,” Nagy says on his website.  Following some online research, they discovered CIPA.  The Nagys’ decision to   publish independently came from their desire for excellence. The entire process, excepting the printing, was done entirely by the husband-and-wife team.  “We like to do the work ourselves,” Bernie Nagy said. Soon after receiving three first-place CIPA EVVY awards and two International Book Awards in 2010, the Nagys went back to work on a second book on South Park.  They both felt that there was more to be written and shown of the history and beauty of the area.  The unique Colorado landscape known as South Park consists of a high grassland basin surrounded by mountain ridges with 14,000-foot peaks, grand vistas, lush prairies, with ranching, mining and railroad history and abundant wildlife.  The Nagys spent 2010 and 2011 traveling extensively over the 1,000 square-mile area of South Park with a four-wheel-drive vehicle capturing images through the seasons.  “I put over 40,000 miles on my Jeep,” Bernie Nagy said.  “As with my first book, I wanted to share my experiences and let everyone know there is much more represented by the name “South Park” than a TV comedy series and more than the casual traveler sees while traveling  along the 285 corridor,” he said.  “South Park, Colorado: Nature’s Paradise” is a hardcover, 120-page, coffee table book featuring 265 color pictures that take the reader on a journey through the four seasons. They include photos of “pristine streams and lakes, mountain passes, ancient bristlecone pines, valleys and meadows covered with vivid wildflowers, and community local events.”  There are more than 105 wildflowers featured and identified along with dramatic landscapes in the new publication.  The book also includes travel and area information, plus a map of South Park in Park County, Colo., located 85 miles southwest of Denver.  Since its publication in January, the book has received “five out of five stars” in reviews on Amazon.

Although the book’s content focuses on photography, Bernie Nagy said he has been told that it also tells a story of South Park through its photography.  “I have to say this book was one of the most photographic/inspirational books I’ve ever reviewed or seen. The photography is absolutely breathtaking, the words are inspirational.  The watercolor artwork is outstanding. There are times through this book that I can feel a sense of calm and peace.  A place we all want to be each day,” Janine Wren wrote on May 22 in an Amazon review.  The Nagys have said their next move is to market and promote their two books.  “But we have more ideas in the works. There will be a third book in the series on South Park featuring a photo history of not just South Park, but all of Park County,” Bernie Nagy said.  In addition, the couple is planning on a pocket guide of Rocky Mountain wildflowers that will feature clearly identified photographs and concise information at one’s fingertips. The Nagys plan to self-publish these two upcoming projects within the next two years.  “Bernie and I have always worked together since we were first married in 1970.

Before it was the mail order business and creating catalogs.  Now, in retirement, we still work together on creative projects and enjoy traveling and hiking throughout South Park,” Linda Nagy said.  Both of the Nagys’ published books, “Colorado’s South Park, High Country Paradise” and “South Park, Colorado: Nature’s Paradise” can be purchased through the Nagys’ website, www.High-CountryArtworks.com, and at www.Amazon.com.   The books are also available at Barnes and Noble stores in Denver as well as The Wildlife Experience, Denver Botanic Gardens and numerous retail stores throughout South Park, along the 285 corridor from Fairplay to Conifer, and at the Wilkerson Pass Welcome Center.  A full list of retailers is listed on the website. On Amazon. com, the books are listed under categories such as: American History, Colorado, Old West, Fairplay, Non-fiction and Photography.

About the Authors

Bernie Nagy is a professional photographer who moved to South Park in 2005 with his wife. Besides book publishing, he is a correspondent and photographer for The Flume. Nagy has received from the The Flume readership the top award for Best Local Author and Best Local Photographer for the past three consecutive years. Nagy also serves on the board of directors for the South Park City Museum in Fairplay.

Linda Nagy, is an artist and graphic designer and is a member of the Women of Watercolor in Summit County,Colo. She currently exhibits at the River’s Edge Gallery in Alma. And she also writes articles for the The Flume and its special editions.

– Flume Editor Tom Locke is the executive editor on the two books

CIPA, THE FLUME article, Jun 7, 2012

Success of South Park book attributed partly to CIPA

Advice from publishers group members invaluable

By Sonja Oliver

Correspondent

Fairplay-area residents Bernie and Linda Nagy attribute the success of their two self-published books about South Park partly to the positive experience they have received from the Colorado Independent Publishers Association. Upon discovering CIPA, the Nagys said their experience with the organization has been invaluable.  “From the first meeting we attended with CIPA, we knew that any help we needed would be available,” Bernie Nagy said in a prepared statement.

CIPA is a nonprofit association of independent book publishers, authors, future authors and related publishing service providers, and has been providing leadership since 1992.  According to its website, CIPA’s mission statement is to “encourage cooperative efforts and the free exchange of information, experience and expertise to help members achieve and prosper while also assisting the writing and marketing of their books through cooperative ventures, education and networking.” Membership currently includes authors from other states, three foreign countries and Colorado who are able to take advantage of the resources made available through CIPA membership.  Information provided on the website, cipacatalogue.com states: “Organization membership, along with active participation in CIPA programs, can open doors to many opportunities and can save thousands of dollars in costly mistakes.”  As Colorado independent publishers and CIPA members, Bernie and Linda Nagy are eligible to submit their books to CIPA’s annual EVVY award contest, along with other CIPA publishers and members.  According to the website, CIPA EVVY entries are judged and scored according to “established minimum acceptable criteria.

Only those entries that attain the minimum acceptable score become finalists with the highest scores in each category used by the judges to help determine each category’s winners – if any.”  Judges are selected through CIPA’s competition judging qualification process and include teachers, business leaders, authors, critics, editors, readers and others. CIPA members are disqualified from judging.  The CIPA EVVY Awards are given to independent publishers and self-published authors who include CIPA members. Members are not required to be residents of Colorado. This is the 18th year the EVVYs have been awarded for excellence in book publishing.  The awards banquet celebrated CIPA’s 20th year and featured 29 book competition categories, including audio books and e-books.

This year’s event brought in 189 entries with 99 winners. “After being in a mail order business where fellow businesses were secretive and not willing to share information, we were amazed at how readily members of CIPA were willing to share experiences and information,” said the Nagy’s in their prepared statement.  “From past and present officers, suppliers, and fellow authors, we found answers at every step of the way in producing our first book. CIPA College was also invaluable.” CIPA’s awards were also cited. “Linda and I would like to thank CIPA for the awards we have received and we will continue to strive to improve with each future publication. Our thanks also to Mike Daniels and Four Color Press for making the actual printing process go so smoothly. With my background in printing, I recognize quality work and that’s what Linda and I received,” said Bernie Nagy.  He also acknowledged Tom Locke, editor of The Flume, for his editing prowess on both books. “Tom Locke is an excellent editor, and he was a big, big help,” Bernie Nagy said.  He also had advice for aspiring authors. “For all of those CIPA members who are still working to publish a first book, don’t feel intimidated or overwhelmed. Believe in yourself, but when you need help, keep asking questions until you find the answers.”

The Denver Post, Sunday, February 26, 2012 by Sandra Dallas, New York Times-Bestseller list

2010 World Champion Burro Races in Fairplay won by both females.

Both burro races at Burro Days in July were won by women. Barb Dolan, left, won the short course with her Burro “Chuggs” and Karen Thorpe, right, won the long course with her Burro “Kokomo” (see picture in our book on page 28 from the 2009 race).

Karen was the first women to ever win the long course at Burro race in 5:41:50 from Fairplay to the top of Mosquito Pass (13,128feet) and back. Pictured are both women with the South Park book as one of the prices.

The Denver Post

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By Sandra Dallas
Special to The Denver Post
Posted: 08/15/2010 01:00:00 AM MDT
Colorado’s South Park: High Country Paradise, by Bernie Nagy, $29.95. From south Denver to South Park is a stretch of raw and open land sliced by U.S. 285 to the south of Denver. South Park may not be filled with the sylvan glades and gentle aspen meadows that define many other parts of the state, but it has its own beauty.

Photographer Bernie Nagy includes some 270 pictures in this colorful book. They show South Park’s sweeping vistas in all seasons, its inhabitants, which include burros and buffalo as well as people, and its towns — Fairplay and Como.

There are photos of cemeteries and deserted cabins, burro races, fireworks and parades. But the most haunting photographs are those that show the sweep and majesty of the South Park landscape.

November 6, 2009

Fairplay-area resident publishes South Park photo book 
To be “great asset” in promoting area

By Debra Orecchio
Correspondent

A dream of three years in the making is coming true for South Park resident Bernie Nagy

He’s self-published his first book, Colorado’s South Park: High Country Paradise, which is what he’s termed a photo travel essay book.

Nagy’s been sitting on pins and needles waiting for the first advance copies of the book, which just recently arrived. The book looks better than he expected, he said in an e-mail.

The Author Bernie Nagy has been trying to capture the essence of South Park through the lenses of his camera for the past three years. (Courtesy Photo)

Nagy wanted to do something different from other books on the market. While many great books have been written about the history of South Park, there weren’t any books showing the real beauty of the area, he said.

Nagy’s been a resident of Park County for six years, and he has learned a lot about the history of the area while volunteering at the South Park City Museum. He wanted to see more of it, but he couldn’t find a photo book, so he started taking pictures.

The book is a collection of the best of three years of photos Nagy has taken throughout the different seasons in South Park. He pulled the photos for the book from more than 8,000 he had taken during those three years on many hikes and four-wheel-drive trips during the morning and afternoon hours. One of his biggest challenges was deciding which photos would make it into the book; he just had too many to choose from. Some of his real favorites didn’t make it in, he said. But he wanted to show the diverse and “real” South Park.

The photos Nagy put in the book show the towns, the mountain ranges and passes, and the rivers and lakes all around the South Park area.

But the book is not just photos. Nagy included the rich history of the South Park area, like the mining and railroading. He also captured some of the most important community events, including the World Championship Pack Burro Race, the Pack/Walk Llama Race, the South Park Ranch Rodeo, the Park County Fair and Boreas Pass Railroad Day.

Gary Nichols, director of tourism and community development for Park County, said that he thinks the book will be a great asset for promoting the area.

“He’s definitely captured the essence of certain seasons and attributes very well in his photography,” Nichols said of Nagy.

Nagy photographed the amazing colors in the wildflowers throughout South Park, as well as the many wild animals that roam the area, including moose, buffalo, pronghorn, wild burros, smaller creatures and birds.

Watercolor paintings and a few photos by Nagy’s wife, Linda, are also in the book.

Carol Davis, the curator for the South Park City Museum, said she hasn’t seen a copy of the finished book, but she has seen some of the proofs before the book went to the printer, and she thinks the book will be fantastic.

“It has so much of the things in the county that a lot of people are never going to see because they’re not willing to climb that far or drive that far,” Davis said.

Nagy is hoping to have a good response to his first publication. He already has orders coming in from all over the country, he said. He’s anxiously awaiting when he can display it to the local public.

Nichols also hopes that Nagy’s successful with the book. He thinks it will be a good coffee table book that people will be happy to have as a reference, especially for people who come to visit the South Park area.

Davis agreed that it’s going to be a great coffee table book. The museum will be selling copies of the book; she hopes everybody buys one.

Nagy’s first book signing will be at The Flume’s Holiday Extravaganza at Fitzsimmons Middle School on November 21 and 22.

A copy of the book can be purchased through Nagy’s Web site at www.highcountryartworks.com.

Note: Flume editor Tom Locke helped with proofreading Nagy’s book.

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by local photographer/author Bernie Nagy

All about Wildflowers and Scenery $35.00

Digital Photo Workshop #01 Sunday July 15, 2012
8:30AM – 12:30PM Field Day – Mosquito Range
Photo Expedition in the nearby mountains for unique flower and scenic photography.

Skill level: Beginner-Intermediate (Kids 15+)
Should know/bring: Basic camera use-tripod/monopod opt.
Will learn: How to use your camera and your eyes to compose Photographs of wildflowers, meadows and scenery.

Wildflowers, Trees and Landscapes $35.00

Digital Photo Workshop #02 Sunday, July 22, 2012
8:00AM – 12:00PM Field Day – Mosquito Range, new location
Learn how to create stunning compositions incorporating wildflowers with middle and background. Learn about camera placement, focus, aperture settings to create strong and compelling compositions.

Skill level: Beginner – Intermediate
Should know/bring: Basic camera use-tripod/monopod
Will learn: How to use your camera and eyes for well composted wildflower and landscape photographs with various exposures and different focal length settings.

Close-up Wildflower Photography $35.00

Digital Photo Workshop #03 Sunday, August 5, 2012
8:00AM – 12:00 PM Field Day – Mosquite Range, new location
Capture wildflowers with their immediate surroundings for a more complex composition and place the subject into the correct foreground. No extreme close-up macro photography.

Skill level: Intermediate – Advanced
Should bring: tripod/monopod, close-up lens – if available
Will learn: How to focue and put light on a close-up subject and achieve a selective blur background.

Artistic Photography – South Park City $40.00

Digital Workshop #04 Sunday, August 12, 2012
10:30AM – 2:30PM. Entrance fee to the museum is included.
Learn compelling photography on the fascinating Living History Day. Photograph historic buildings with a foreground to give the image a sense of depth. Photograph costume-clad actors and volunteers individually and during performances throughout the day.

Skill level: Intermediate – Advanced (Kids 15+)
Will Learn: people/portrait/action/indoor-outdoor/flash photography/Tripod/monopod/various length lenses optional.

Ahhh!

South Park Wildflower Photo Workshops – Shooting Star

A photo critique evening showing your finest pictures. Prizes & certificates given. Date, time and place to be announced. $5.00

Special bonus: Linda Nagy, wildflower enthusiast will help identify wildflowers in the field. Bring a notebook. Detailed information for the workshop will be sent to each registered participant before the event.

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8 1/2″x11″ (opens to 11″ x 17″) 13-month 2012 Wall Calendar available now!