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... River . On either side of the highway were swampy meadows and be- yond them low pine - studded hills , while to the west the peaks of the Ten Mile range were sharp silhouettes against the sunset light . Suddenly the landscape changed ...
... River . On either side of the highway were swampy meadows and be- yond them low pine - studded hills , while to the west the peaks of the Ten Mile range were sharp silhouettes against the sunset light . Suddenly the landscape changed ...
Page 108
... River , Lincoln , Cumberland and Upper Fall River Mining Districts , where tent cities sprang up overnight and as rapidly disappeared . At Fall River we turned up the canyon road and followed it for miles . Higher and higher we climbed ...
... River , Lincoln , Cumberland and Upper Fall River Mining Districts , where tent cities sprang up overnight and as rapidly disappeared . At Fall River we turned up the canyon road and followed it for miles . Higher and higher we climbed ...
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... River from Carbondale to Marble , along a winding road which skirts the stream the entire way . A spur of the D ... RIVER REDSTONE PLACITA MARBLE BASALT CRYSTAL GOTHIC SCHOFIELD PASS FRYING PAN RIVER ROARING FORK RIVER ASPEN CREEK ...
... River from Carbondale to Marble , along a winding road which skirts the stream the entire way . A spur of the D ... RIVER REDSTONE PLACITA MARBLE BASALT CRYSTAL GOTHIC SCHOFIELD PASS FRYING PAN RIVER ROARING FORK RIVER ASPEN CREEK ...
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Gold in the Hills | 1 |
West of the Divide | 7 |
Central City panorama | 13 |
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