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Page 122
Whenever I stayed at the hotel I always planned an early morning departure so
as to complete the day ' s objective before afternoon mountain showers put an
end to outdoor sketching . One morning a friend and I entered the dining room a ...
Whenever I stayed at the hotel I always planned an early morning departure so
as to complete the day ' s objective before afternoon mountain showers put an
end to outdoor sketching . One morning a friend and I entered the dining room a ...
Page 162
Jane and I rose early the morning of our trip to Shavano . Every time I had passed
Maysville for the past five years I had inquired the whereabouts of the deserted
town and how it could be reached . First one drove four miles to the county ...
Jane and I rose early the morning of our trip to Shavano . Every time I had passed
Maysville for the past five years I had inquired the whereabouts of the deserted
town and how it could be reached . First one drove four miles to the county ...
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You remember the morning that we drove up on Battle mountain and watched the
ore trains switching below the Vindicator dump over near the Golden Cycle
property ? Last June the officials of the Golden Cycle Corporation decided to junk
...
You remember the morning that we drove up on Battle mountain and watched the
ore trains switching below the Vindicator dump over near the Golden Cycle
property ? Last June the officials of the Golden Cycle Corporation decided to junk
...
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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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