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Page 124
... looked about him in all directions , took a deep breath and said with awe in his voice , ' Ain't she big ? " We felt much the same as we looked around from the Santiago Mine , taking in the stupendous views of the towering peaks and ...
... looked about him in all directions , took a deep breath and said with awe in his voice , ' Ain't she big ? " We felt much the same as we looked around from the Santiago Mine , taking in the stupendous views of the towering peaks and ...
Page 212
... looked down on the meadow and on beyond to the backdrop of mountains . And as we looked Irwin came to life , for not only was the location of the streets visible when seen from this height but the piles of flattened boards now lay in ...
... looked down on the meadow and on beyond to the backdrop of mountains . And as we looked Irwin came to life , for not only was the location of the streets visible when seen from this height but the piles of flattened boards now lay in ...
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... looked to me like an electric sub - station ) just off the main street , and as I walked past the barricaded doors and windows and looked at the broken and charred ore bin I wondered what they had been . " That's the Gold Coin property ...
... looked to me like an electric sub - station ) just off the main street , and as I walked past the barricaded doors and windows and looked at the broken and charred ore bin I wondered what they had been . " That's the Gold Coin property ...
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Gold in the Hills | 1 |
West of the Divide | 7 |
Central City panorama | 13 |
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