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Page 110
... Leaving the others to explore the mine property , I started across the meadow toward a patch of aspens in which roof tops were visible . There were quite a few houses left in the town - one - story cabins and some two - story buildings ...
... Leaving the others to explore the mine property , I started across the meadow toward a patch of aspens in which roof tops were visible . There were quite a few houses left in the town - one - story cabins and some two - story buildings ...
Page 186
... leaving Tin Cup I visited the Gold Cup mine . Following the road that turns off the highway at the south edge of town , we drove toward the property . After two miles of dodging ruts and rocks the road became hope- lessly washed and we ...
... leaving Tin Cup I visited the Gold Cup mine . Following the road that turns off the highway at the south edge of town , we drove toward the property . After two miles of dodging ruts and rocks the road became hope- lessly washed and we ...
Page 244
... leaving ledges of rock- like steps , to be mounted by the four - geared wonder in which we were riding . After about six miles , we left the timber and entered a high valley through which ran a large irrigation ditch . The water filled ...
... leaving ledges of rock- like steps , to be mounted by the four - geared wonder in which we were riding . After about six miles , we left the timber and entered a high valley through which ran a large irrigation ditch . The water filled ...
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Gold in the Hills | 1 |
West of the Divide | 7 |
Central City panorama | 13 |
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