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Page 103
... meadow , at the far end of which was the sharp and snowy peak we had been watching as we drove . It was miles away but it looked near enough to climb , silhouetted against the intense blue Colorado sky . In this meadow the road forked ...
... meadow , at the far end of which was the sharp and snowy peak we had been watching as we drove . It was miles away but it looked near enough to climb , silhouetted against the intense blue Colorado sky . In this meadow the road forked ...
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... meadow which we have to cross . The town is built in the timber over the crest of the moun- tain and down the far side . " Rounding a corner we entered a wide , rolling meadow on top of the mountain and there , to the right , was a ...
... meadow which we have to cross . The town is built in the timber over the crest of the moun- tain and down the far side . " Rounding a corner we entered a wide , rolling meadow on top of the mountain and there , to the right , was a ...
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... meadow . " Realizing that all the remaining landmarks had been re - modeled into ranch buildings , I started on a tour of the meadow and located the old barn , but little else . There were three or four buildings about a quarter of a ...
... meadow . " Realizing that all the remaining landmarks had been re - modeled into ranch buildings , I started on a tour of the meadow and located the old barn , but little else . There were three or four buildings about a quarter of a ...
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