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URL icon « on: June 08, 2009, 05:13:16 AM »

Hi All -
This will be our 10th festival and we are very excited.  Arriving in Telluride on 6/16.  I just wanted to put the word out there - that there are still parking spaces available in the lot behind the post office.  We have parked there for the past 5 years - you need to make arrangements in advance - call Rich from Willow Parking at 970-728-1268. In the past our cost has been $50 to park there for a week.  Rich will fax you a rental agreement for the spot which gets you past the barricade and allows you easy in and out parking/driving throughout festival.  The parking lot is very close to town park and the festival entrance.  The parking spaces are assigned. 
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URL icon « Reply #1 on: June 10, 2009, 10:05:35 AM »

thanks for the heads up
i was able to get ahold of rich and secure a spot
much appreciated AlysaCampDogwood
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Just called and these guys are SOLD OUT for the week of TBF. 

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