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... steep hill past the Hendrie and Bolthoff Foundry , the first in the state , up beyond the waterworks and the picnic grove below the stone brewery , and up to the flat meadow where the cemeteries lie and where the road branches in three ...
... steep hill past the Hendrie and Bolthoff Foundry , the first in the state , up beyond the waterworks and the picnic grove below the stone brewery , and up to the flat meadow where the cemeteries lie and where the road branches in three ...
Page 110
... steep hillside , each one having its own terrace . Below us were more cabins , one here and one there , at least twenty in all , not counting foundations and terraced plots where houses had stood . What must have been a road or street ...
... steep hillside , each one having its own terrace . Below us were more cabins , one here and one there , at least twenty in all , not counting foundations and terraced plots where houses had stood . What must have been a road or street ...
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... steep and rough , with a surface of small rocks and stones which slipped under- foot . For the first mile it switchbacked up the side of the mountain through young aspens , whose branches were not dense enough to shut out the sun . Far ...
... steep and rough , with a surface of small rocks and stones which slipped under- foot . For the first mile it switchbacked up the side of the mountain through young aspens , whose branches were not dense enough to shut out the sun . Far ...
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Gold in the Hills | 1 |
West of the Divide | 7 |
Central City panorama | 13 |
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