kitten@hao.UUCP (08/09/85)
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Since moving here to Colorado, I have wondered about the license plates
here. In case you aren't familiar, it is white on green, with a sillouette
of mountains. My question is: is it a recognizable mountain range, or
just generic bumps?
(I'm giving this a 'na' distribution as someone outside the state may know,
or may also be curious.)
Thanks much.
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"Comes a time, when a blind man takes your hand, says don't you see..."hgp@houem.UUCP (#H.PAGE) (08/11/85)
>> Since moving here to Colorado, I have wondered about the license plates >> here. In case you aren't familiar, it is white on green, with a sillouette >> of mountains. My question is: is it a recognizable mountain range, or >> just generic bumps? >> >> (I'm giving this a 'na' distribution as someone outside the state may know, >> or may also be curious.) Ha! You must really be froum out of town. Those green peaks aren't mountains. The guy who designed the plates was born in Jersey City and wanted to design something that would remind him of home. Those spikes represent the potholes on the Pulawski Skyway.... Cheerfully yours, Howard G. Page ..!ihnp4!houem!hgp