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A street name misspelled? Ask Dot!

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Contributed by: Gary Justus on 3/17/2007

Evergreen Meadows subdivision on the south end of Evergreen was platted back in the 1960s. Many of the streets on the west side have streets named after famous race horses. Citation, War Admiral, Man O' War, Peace Chance, Centaur, and Native Dancer seem right.

But why is Seabis quit spelled wrong on street signs when we all know the recent movie about Seabis cuit was spelled correctly?

To find Seabis quit Trail turn south on 73, right on Centaur Drive, right on Native Dancer Trail and right onto Seabis quit Trail. See for yourself!

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Gary Justus

Evergreen , CO

Gary Justus has posted 1 story and 3 comments since joining on 2/9/2007. Gary Justus 's average story rating is 5.

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