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... miles to the county bridge . From there on , one was on his own , climbing the remaining five , six , seven or eight miles ( informants were vague as to the exact number ) , until one reached the place . Some said to park the car at the ...
... miles to the county bridge . From there on , one was on his own , climbing the remaining five , six , seven or eight miles ( informants were vague as to the exact number ) , until one reached the place . Some said to park the car at the ...
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... miles we would either reach Vulcan or we could retrace our steps to the ford and try the other fork . Just as we had made this decision we found a sign beside our road half covered with bushes , but it was distinctly marked " Vulcan 8 miles ...
... miles we would either reach Vulcan or we could retrace our steps to the ford and try the other fork . Just as we had made this decision we found a sign beside our road half covered with bushes , but it was distinctly marked " Vulcan 8 miles ...
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... miles an hour as we began the ten - mile ascent back into Lincoln Gulch . For miles the road wound through a forest , at times within sight and sound of a rushing stream and again passing between huge rocks or thickets of wild ...
... miles an hour as we began the ten - mile ascent back into Lincoln Gulch . For miles the road wound through a forest , at times within sight and sound of a rushing stream and again passing between huge rocks or thickets of wild ...
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Gold in the Hills | 1 |
West of the Divide | 7 |
Central City panorama | 13 |
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