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Page 126
Maybe we ' ll see the prospector and his pack train , " suggested Gene by way of
encouragement as we struggled up the rocky path . As the trail rose before us I
began to set goals for myself and to wonder how much farther I really wanted to ...
Maybe we ' ll see the prospector and his pack train , " suggested Gene by way of
encouragement as we struggled up the rocky path . As the trail rose before us I
began to set goals for myself and to wonder how much farther I really wanted to ...
Page 158
Sweeping out over space around the rocky cliff below Alpine was just as thrilling
on the down grade as it was on the up , and the Chalk Cliffs were even more
impressive seen in the late afternoon light , when the shadows model their ashy ...
Sweeping out over space around the rocky cliff below Alpine was just as thrilling
on the down grade as it was on the up , and the Chalk Cliffs were even more
impressive seen in the late afternoon light , when the shadows model their ashy ...
Page 164
the rocky peaks around us looked close in the sharp morning light . As the car
had now stopped boiling and leaking , we started down the road . Reaching the
cabins , we stopped to study them . There were quite a number dotted through
the ...
the rocky peaks around us looked close in the sharp morning light . As the car
had now stopped boiling and leaking , we started down the road . Reaching the
cabins , we stopped to study them . There were quite a number dotted through
the ...
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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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