Cancun owes half of its gross domestic product to tourism


In Estes Park, if we didn't have tourism, 90% of our population might actually have to earn a living.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Come again

Quote from a pre-1960 printed card, attributed to "Miller": In men whom men pronounce as ill, I find a lot of goodness still; In men whom men pronounce divine, I find a lot of sin and blot; I hesitate to draw the line, Between the two, where God has not! My response: If you're going to point out absolutes And how they're not such clear cut routes; Perhaps keep the same f****** metre Instead of jarring us with full stops In that way we can follow your leader And not involve the poetry cops!
Read more

My fair restaurants

Image
Would Julie Andrews eat at a restaurant with two major health violations?  "Good" means one major health violation, "fair" means two.  [Singing:] The chicken in Estes restaurants falls mainly on the floor.
Read more

Getting Hostiles

Image
According to the IMDb website, some portion of the movie Hostiles was filmed in Pagosa Springs, Colorado. Does this look like Pagosa Springs? The movie is gorgeously shot, and the locations are breathtaking.  Being somewhat familiar with Pagosa Springs, though, I'm having trouble matching any of the exteriors with anything within a 10-mile radius of Pagosa Springs. According to IMDb The railway station at Chama, New Mexico served as the stand-in for Butte, Montana.  Chama is about 50 miles away from Pagosa Springs, and Pagosa Springs definitely sent some of its own down to Chama to serve as extras, one of whom is currently pedaling coal from the Chama location on Ebay. A big-budget movie filming in a community of 2000 is generally a newsworthy event.  Filming of Hostiles took place in the summer of 2016, and Pagosa Springs' newspaper of record, the Sun , made no mention of stars Christian Bale, Rosamund Pike, Wes Studi, or director Scott Cooper hanging ou...
Read more