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Presidential Photos: Obama in Colorado Springs and more

July 19, 2012

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Business Insider posted a series of photos from White House photographer Pete Souza, including a shot of Obama touring Colorado Springs after the Waldo Canyon Fire. The series of photos were all taken in June, and provide a great behind the scenes look at the President’s life last month.

The first picture in the slideshow is of President Obama in Colorado Springs, but I included some of my favorites from the White House Flickr stream as well.

Waldo Canyon Fire investigation has moved from field to lab(denverpost.com)
President Obama to tour Waldo Canyon fire Friday(denverpost.com)

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