the tree came from montrose county south west of montrose, south west of delta off of the divide road on the "unc" (ubncompahgre plateau) montrose mayor actually cancelled the local viewing and then blamed the forest service who offered montrose viewers hats and trinkets in a town (ouray) south of montrose for a viewing there; unsure of why the mayor cancelled the event a week ago tuesday then blamed usda???? It is a magnificent specimen of a colorado Engleman spruce and just a token of our communities appreciation to the country and our well managed forests that can contribute in more than several ways to the country and economy, from logging, firewood, cattle grazing, hunting, christmas trees, and so on. Or we could let it burn and complain like other administrations beginning with a "C"!!
I am proud to have grown up on and around that mountain. I hunt there, hike there,have fished there, log there, get fire wood there, dirtbike there, wheeler there, and am so proud that we were able to provide this for our country. I farm at the bottom of that mountain, we irrigatewith water runoff from that mountain. I am thrilled to have this accolade to our community.
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