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Originally Posted by TexKan  I worked the bull bash and supported the Oktoberfest - more than I probably needed to. They were just too much fun! Course with the few years I was active with roundup and the chamber - I never knew I could of get in free when I just wanted to walk around. I luuuuuv Boot hill and had I known I could go at no charge - they could of gotten more money out of me on the souvenir shop with the money I woulda saved on admission. I'm a Boot Hill addict. So guess I'm one of the few that actually paid to get in? The times that I went they never offered that info. Sure woulda been nice.
Course when I visit - if I take my utilities bill and house tax statement can I still get in free? Good info tho Clueless - just probably too late for me - the rest of ya - head on down for the beer and sarsaparilla! Good times I had at Boot hill - ever since I was old enough to remember! |
Yep, you hit the nail on the head...Boot Hill will probably make more money from locals by
NOT CHARGING admission. Actually, we all own the place - so rather than charge ourselves, let's open it up - why don't we have some spring work parties and do some painting and repairing - help get the Church finished - or spray weeds. If we take ownership in Boot Hill, we'll start wanting to make our community investment profitable, rather than trying to bury it. That might lead to taking ownership in other public investments.