This 339-resident Colorado town renamed itself for dinosaurs in 1966 – here’s what locals protect at 6:47 AM
At 6:47 AM on Brontosaurus Boulevard, golden light touches the Blue Mountain Range. A motel owner unlocks doors while 339 residents wake to canyon silence. Two miles away, Dinosaur National Monument’s parking lot sits empty. This is the 90-minute window when visitors discover what 600,000 annual tourists never experience. The Colorado town that renamed itself … Lire plus









