Here's another edition of "What do YOU say?," this one taking to a county in Southern Colorado.
Just south of Pueblo, right near the Great Sand Dunes National Park, there's a county that starts with an H.
Have you guessed it yet?
Next viewers Jim and Allan wanted to know how to pronounce it.
Since Monday was a holiday, we didn't get the sheriff on the phone, or the county administrator, BUT we did get on a cafe on the phone that has the county in its name to see how the locals say it.
"We pronounce it like 'wuerfano,'" said Leanne Lucero, the manager at Huerfano Cafe in Walsenburg. "You do the H-U like a W, like 'wuh.''
Huerfano means "orphan" in Spanish. Huerfano Butte stands all alone near Walsenburg, hence the name for the butte, the river nearby, and the county.
That's settled.
That's how the locals pronounce it - like it starts with a W.
If you have always wondered about how to pronounce the name of a city, a county, a street, name, or something of the sort - we'll figure it out for you.
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