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Page 302
He therefore suggested that he secure a guide for me and provide horses for the
trip . Setting a date and taking Ethel with me , I started for the Baca grant early
one July morning , wondering what was in store for us . As we drove toward the
old ...
He therefore suggested that he secure a guide for me and provide horses for the
trip . Setting a date and taking Ethel with me , I started for the Baca grant early
one July morning , wondering what was in store for us . As we drove toward the
old ...
Page 362
As we had eleven miles to go before turning up the narrow , overgrown trail
which leads to the lonely camp , the men at the ranch loaded our saddled horses
onto a truck and drove us and them to the beginning of the trail . It was ten - thirty
...
As we had eleven miles to go before turning up the narrow , overgrown trail
which leads to the lonely camp , the men at the ranch loaded our saddled horses
onto a truck and drove us and them to the beginning of the trail . It was ten - thirty
...
Page 368
The trail was just wide enough for a horse to travel , and whenever it crossed a
meadow it was lost in the lush grass . ... crossing gullies where the horses poised
on the brink before they jumped over , and following a narrow trail for over a mile
...
The trail was just wide enough for a horse to travel , and whenever it crossed a
meadow it was lost in the lush grass . ... crossing gullies where the horses poised
on the brink before they jumped over , and following a narrow trail for over a mile
...
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Contents
Gold in the Hills | 1 |
The Aspen Country | 218 |
Off the Beaten Track | 246 |
Copyright | |
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Stampede to Timberline: The Ghost Towns and Mining Camps of Colorado Muriel Sibell Wolle No preview available - 1991 |
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