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Living the Alternative

Living Among Wildlife Comes With a Price

October 2, 2015

Elk Jams are a real problem for Estes residents

So many people move to Colorado for our own alternative lifestyle: living in the mountains, the closest thing to living off the land that some people will experience. However, it isn’t always easy, and living with nature comes with a price.

“Estes Park resident Autumn Phillips got stuck in an unusual traffic jam. Instead of a bumper to bumper jam up, Phillips found herself in antler to antler traffic.

Phillips posted the video of Elk parading through a busy intersection to her Facebook page on Sunday. Since then it has been watched over 2.8 million times.”

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