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... range upon range extending to the west as far as the eye can see . Down you go on the far side of this first barrier merely to climb to another , and then to another and so on . This great pile - up of mountain ranges contains fifty ...
... range upon range extending to the west as far as the eye can see . Down you go on the far side of this first barrier merely to climb to another , and then to another and so on . This great pile - up of mountain ranges contains fifty ...
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... range on foot , horseback , driving pack - trains or , later , riding in stagecoaches . There were several roads to choose from . The Maysville and Chalk Creek Toll Road crossed to the next valley and skirted Mt. Shavano . The Altman ...
... range on foot , horseback , driving pack - trains or , later , riding in stagecoaches . There were several roads to choose from . The Maysville and Chalk Creek Toll Road crossed to the next valley and skirted Mt. Shavano . The Altman ...
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... range , partly be- cause of its stately beauty and partly because I was anxious to get into the next valley and see it from the other side . There were old mining camps there , too , and since there was no way to cross the range except ...
... range , partly be- cause of its stately beauty and partly because I was anxious to get into the next valley and see it from the other side . There were old mining camps there , too , and since there was no way to cross the range except ...
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Gold in the Hills | 1 |
West of the Divide | 7 |
Central City panorama | 13 |
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