I did not know that, but this is really neat.  I don't really watch the Grammy's, but I have certainly heard of it, haha.

Good evening Debbie Laity ,  Thanks for the fascinating history and story of Ridgway, CO.  It sounds like a great destination spot.  I'm sure Debbie Laity can help you find a permanent spot around Ridgway.

Debbie-That is really interesting. Thanks for sharing this background on the grammy's and Ridgway.

Thanks for the info Debbie Laity ....I had no idea ....

Have a great night in CO!

Debbie

Thanks for sharing the rest of the story on the Grammy Awards.

Good luck and success.

Lou Ludwig

That's interesting about the Grammies.  And your description of the town of Ridgway makes it sound like a wonderful place to visit.  Your mountains are very different from our North Carolina mountains!

THIS is why local posts are so great! People will travel to your area to see unique things! Great post Debbie!

Debbie,  Who knew?  Not me.  What a fun post and a little history. So, I have to ask. Is the metal called Grammium because they are Grammy awards?

What a cool story Debbie. Thanks for sharing.

Good morning Debbie.  Well you certainly took me to the education class today.  Love just love this.

Good morning Debbie. I got an education pretty early this morning. Neat job with your post, I'm sure it will help the local economy.

Thanks Debbie.  What a fascinating story about the Grammy Awards and Ridgway CO.

Hi Debbie - That's really cool. I've been to Ridgway, but must not have noticed the sign, or much else for that matter, as I had no idea.

Wow, I didn't know that, fifteen hours is a very long time to make one trophy. Your photos capture the beauty of Ridgway San Juan Mountains.

Thank you very much, Debbie, for sharing this interesting story.

How interesting Debbie and when I see the stunt trophies presented I will think of Ridgway.

Debbie- I love posts like yours!  It's interesting to learn how things are made and the history behind it! I'm looking forward to the Grammys!

Good morning Debbie Laity ,

I just caught this post when Debbie Reynolds reblogged. How fascinating! I had no clue where the trophies were made and that it took 15 hours for each one!! I never knew there was a "Grammy man!". Thanks for sharing really interesting stuff!!

A nice bit of history, well when you warm up, we cool down Debbie Laity . Winter has found us and temps are falling fast. Supposed to have highs in single digits the next couple of days. I am so happy winter is almost over

Where they were made, that was something I had never even thought of Debbie Laity 

Hi Debbie -- what an interesting post - I really do learn something new everyday.  

                      Thank you Debbie Laity for my Ah-ha moment. 

Very cool and interesting story Debbie, I had no idea.

Debbie Laity I am sot so drawn to Ridgeway for the Grammy Trophies as I might be for the spectacular scenery. It sounds beautiful. Thanks!

Good morning Debbie. The Grammy story is very neat but the town got my attention. I think I would love it.

I can see why Kathy chose your post to be part of her weekly summary!   Great stuff!

How cool. And very interesting. I had no idea so much work went into them.

Debbie, thanks for sharing San Juan Mountains and Grammy Awards history. I never knew! 

Oh, how I LOVE localism posts like this one, Debbie!!! I would have missed this gem if it hadn't been for Kathy Streib "post-ess to the *Stars*!!!

Debbie

This was fascinating! I had no idea, and actually never really thought much about this. I suppose part of that is that I don't watch these shows. Thanks for the history and entertainment industry lesson!

Jeff

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Thanks for sharing 'cool' history of Grammy and Ridgeway, Debbie Laity .

Thanks for sharing, Debbie. I had no idea where Grammys came from, and enjoyed learning here.