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The mountain town of Nederland wants to build a dam on Boulder Creek, raising the question, does a river have rights?

The mountain town of Nederland wants to build a dam on Boulder Creek, raising the question, does a river have rights?

Frozen Dead Guy Days all started because the townspeope of Nederland, Colorado, wanted to celebrate the frozen body of Bredo, who was put on ice in a backyard shed. This year, Bredo was moved to the Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, and the party came with him.

Between possible celebrity sightings and screenings of internationally renowned films, be sure to catch "Frozen Dead Guy Days" at the Boulder International Film Festival.

Bredo Morstoel, the original frozen dead guy, will celebrate his 124th birthday on Wednesday, Feb. 28.

You can even visit Grandpa Bredo while you're there.

What a surprise. It looks as though the people down here in Longmont who are advocating some sort of a mascot for the city have moved to Nederland where they have such a wonderful new logo. Well, at least now that the Frozen Dead Guy has been gone for a while they can serve ice in the bars up there.

The three-day Colorado tradition known as Frozen Dead Guy Days used to take place in Nederland, but this year the festivities are back at Estes Park - and that's not the only thing that moved.

Nederland's town leaders recall mixed reactions to the departure of not only the annual Frozen Dead Guy Days festival, but its cryogenically frozen namesake, as well.

Nederland's town leaders recall mixed reactions to the departure of not only the annual Frozen Dead Guy Days festival, but its cryogenically frozen namesake, as well.