But what about the pine beetles?
Dear Editor:I have an idea. Why don’t we put these problematic, hungry bears, on those irritating, noisy motorcycles. Then drive them to Old Snowmass, to Holly’s ranch. Then tie them up in her fields, so they can eat those messy geese! Three problems solved. Maybe then, all the whiners would be happy?Carl HeckAspen
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