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Contributed by: Michael Renquist on 5/12/2008

The spring time Colorado winds can lift our kites of course. But they can also push bigger items to fly. Although one would prefer that these items stay in the backyard.

This trampoline escaped it's backyard environ via the blustery breezes and was on it's way to Kansas when it encountered a street light pole. The result was a cessation of the freedom flight and call for help by the Pheasant Ridge residents to restore some semblance of order to night time lighting and removal of the now disabled trampoline.

Here are a couple of photos at the corner of Cerillos St and El Paso Ct in Brighton.

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