Venue for June 17 . . . Looks like

[RUFFIAN]

CAL

DENVER IS A DIFFERENT WORLD THAN BOULDER !

NEVER HEAR A = CAR HORN HERE
NO STREETLIGHTS SO STARS ARE BRILLIANT

EVERYONE BRAKES FOR WILDLIFE
DEER ON MY ROAD
MOUNTAIN LION ON MY FENCE
BEAR IN MY TRASH CAN

THERE IS A QUOTE SOME SAY ABOUT MY TOWN

“ YA KNOW HOW TO GET TO BOULDER?
GO TO THE EDGE OF REALITY ~
THEN TAKE A SHARP LEFT TURN

[cal828]

I am sure Boulder is way different than the big city of Denver. I think Denver has probably added about a million people since we lived there. It was a bad fit for us. We struggled, so we had to beat a hasty retreat back to Arkansas to friends and family. There is a saying that "it's not what you know, but who you know." That was very true for us. Eventually, with the help of friends and family, we found our way.

[RUFFIAN]

Cal
Another Interesting Note 🎶

In The Entire Usa
Where Do U Think
#1 * Per Capita For Horses 🐎

Not Kentucky
Not Texas
Not California

🐎🐎🐎 Boulder County 🙀

[cal828]

Originally Posted by RUFFIAN

Cal
Another Interesting Note ��

In The Entire Usa
Where Do U Think
#1 * Per Capita For Horses ��

Not Kentucky
Not Texas
Not California

������ Boulder County ��

Interesting stuff for sure. My granddaughter just got back from Colorado. She was there for the graduation at the Air Force Academy. Her cousin on her Dad's side was a graduating cadet. I asked if she saw the President take a nose dive. She said she didn't as she was looking at her program when it happened, but then heard all the oohs and ahhs from the crowd. She sent me a video of one of the gliders landing at the Academy. I am guessing you have probably seen those gliders flying about before.

[JolyB]

Originally Posted by RUFFIAN

Cal
Another Interesting Note 🎶

In The Entire Usa
Where Do U Think
#1 * Per Capita For Horses 🐎

Not Kentucky
Not Texas
Not California

🐎🐎🐎 Boulder County 🙀

Quite a surprising factoid. Here it is only 8:30 and I've already learned something. I would never have guessed that a county with over 300,000 residents and a major state university could lead in this statistic. I would have guessed Marion County, Florida (if you drive in just about any direction outside of Orlando, you will encounter horse farms around every corner), or even Hunterdon County, New Jersey (that's where this thread started before it moved West) or a number of counties in Wyoming or Montana where there aren't very many people so the per capita number of horses is easy to achieve.