My wife and I were out for a walk on Harris Creek Road yesterday. I saw what looked like a champagne cork, and commented on it to my wife--since this is not a normal thing to find on a road near Horseshoe Bend. A few feet beyond, we found the bottle: a 1995 Cuvee Dom Perignon, which ordinarily sells for about $150. (And the bottle was not completely empty, either.)
Now, if you found this in Beverly Glen Canyon above Beverly Hills, or on a Malibu beach, or in Manhattan--well, that would not be a great surprise. But in the area surrounding Horseshoe Bend? What next? Will someone open up a Ferrari dealership there? Or will Whole Foods decide we need a store?
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Heh! This from the guy with a rather large telescope in his garage.
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Parked next to his Corvette, and Jaguar.
ReplyDeleteOr could it be that Horseshoe Bend is going the way of Boise's North End and Sunvalley/Ketchum and becoming the new home of Liberal Democrats from CA....Yikes!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhere I moved from in California, a Corvette and a Jaguar would be a sign of barely hitting middle class.
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