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10-15-2013, 08:32 PM #1Senior Member
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Fort Morgan... Interesting.
Some new signs appear to have been erected.
Nothing unusual.
Whats that down there?
Huh?
Thats not a Government Shutdown sign... WTF?
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Where is that sign exactly? It looks like that is close to the pilings looking towards the point. If so that is dissapointing.
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Possibly because of the recent Government shutdown....?
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And , I was thinking about heading to the Point next week . Pass closed ,Fort Morgan off limits . What next ???????
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Can you still access the Dixie Bar from the beach at Fort Morgan?
Originally Posted by ChileRelleno
Some new signs appear to have been erected.
Nothing unusual.
Whats that down there?
Huh?
Thats not a Government Shutdown sign... WTF?
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Don't know, haven't been back to see if the sign has been taken down.
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Thanks ChileRelleno. Please post if you happen to make another trip. Originally Posted by ChileRelleno
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I went last week the sign was there, but I do think many people saw it, or, they don't know how to read, or just don't care.
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LOL, we saw it, read it and walked on by it. Originally Posted by pokenfish
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Ditto. Life is too short to not do the things you love.
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