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Page 146
... drive back to where Clear Creek crosses the road , " I said to Dan . " That's the site of Georgia Bar , and from there the road follows the creek to Vicksburg and Winfield . " The road up Clear Creek was narrow , as all side roads are ...
... drive back to where Clear Creek crosses the road , " I said to Dan . " That's the site of Georgia Bar , and from there the road follows the creek to Vicksburg and Winfield . " The road up Clear Creek was narrow , as all side roads are ...
Page 220
... drive up from Carbon- dale . " we urged , hanging up the receiver and dashing up the Crystal River highway as fast as its curves and roadbed would allow . Mt. Sopris loomed ahead of us and we watched its striking silhouette change in ...
... drive up from Carbon- dale . " we urged , hanging up the receiver and dashing up the Crystal River highway as fast as its curves and roadbed would allow . Mt. Sopris loomed ahead of us and we watched its striking silhouette change in ...
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... drive . The great mountain separates the city from the gold camp , and to reach the latter one must drive around three sides of the peak , tak- ing the Ute Pass road out of the Springs as far as Divide and then turning south to- ward ...
... drive . The great mountain separates the city from the gold camp , and to reach the latter one must drive around three sides of the peak , tak- ing the Ute Pass road out of the Springs as far as Divide and then turning south to- ward ...
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Gold in the Hills | 1 |
West of the Divide | 7 |
Central City panorama | 13 |
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