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As of right now this post has been viewed 93 times and no one who lives in Asheville knows the answer. How pathetic. Just confirms the hippy cluelessness we encountered this past week. I have nothing against hippies, but no one downtown knows anything. Don't ask them where stuff is.
I just read the post for the first time. It's one of my favorite places. Like the other posters, I'm not inclined to answer. I'm sure you've figured it out by now anyhow.
First, I deleted an email with an opportunity to make millions from the Nigerian Finance Minister. Then I overlooked this thread. I hate it when I let these tremendous opportunities in life pass me by, because I know I'll be kicking myself later. I am definitely getting old!
P.S. Ever stop to think that since your downtown, in a huge tourist area, most people are tourists too and know as much about the area as you?
Exactly what I was thinking. How did the OP know they were talking to locals?
Is there a tattoo one wears on their forehead if they're a real Asheville hippie? If so, I hope it's something cool like a rainbow peace sign or a unicorn.
I am fluent in two languages! Pretty soon, they'll be asking me to be an interpreter at the U.N.
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. and there is lots of room for improvement !
Pretty soon, they'll be asking me to be an interpreter at the U.N.
