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...the poster that all of you were trying to "bait" to join the discussion hasn't responded yet...because she's probably fanning herself on her front porch, drinking sweet tea.
LOL if you want to ski at a resort that is less elevation then the city of Pueblo go ahead, or if you want I could see if the city would put lifts around here if our mountains are to high for you!
I dont even know who you are talking about, I am just posting information about Colorado.
...Richmond was chosen as part of the comparison. This board has Richmond's number one ( and maybe only) fan, and he/she likes all things southern. But, to his credit, I don't think he/she's called us "damn Yankees"....yet.
He /she would then whip out his trusty Mason-Dixon slide ruler to see if these awful statements were true. Once finding out they were true, she would then faint on the porch, spilling her sweet tea all over the magnolias, but fortunately, she would then be revived by her friend, Beauregard.
Isn't Richmond a major metro area? I am not sure that Pueblo is much of a comparison to them to be honest. Granted I know very little about that city but I would never compare Pueblo to NYC or Chicago.
LOL if you want to ski at a resort that is less elevation then the city of Pueblo go ahead, or if you want I could see if the city would put lifts around here if our mountains are to high for you!
Isn't Richmond a major metro area? I am not sure that Pueblo is much of a comparison to them to be honest. Granted I know very little about that city but I would never compare Pueblo to NYC or Chicago.
Pueblo might be there some day but now?!?!?!??
Well, I think Richmond is much more a city of the future then Pueblo.
They are both Mid Atlantic cities too so that helps.
LOL I guess that would help. Especially when the Port of Pueblo becomes popular!
...that the waters over Kansas are ..uh..a little THIN, so I guess I'd better just use my canoe, although I might spring a leak over Wichita....
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