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... is almost the only place, till one reaches the Platte's ice-cold canon, in the
mountains of Colorado, where the river exerts ... small islands, in all sorts of
intricate channels, it would approach the size of the Oswego River at the city of
that name.
... is almost the only place, till one reaches the Platte's ice-cold canon, in the
mountains of Colorado, where the river exerts ... small islands, in all sorts of
intricate channels, it would approach the size of the Oswego River at the city of
that name.
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... should finally leave the place for Salt Lake : the first to Pike's Peak, with the
remarkable scenery and geological formations lying between it and Denver; the
second to the chief Colorado gold mines and their business nucleus at Central
City.
... should finally leave the place for Salt Lake : the first to Pike's Peak, with the
remarkable scenery and geological formations lying between it and Denver; the
second to the chief Colorado gold mines and their business nucleus at Central
City.
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It is about half-way between Denver and Colorado City. We proposed to reach it
by our first day's journey, getting to Colorado City at the close of the second. Six
miles of pretty level travelling brought us to the ascent of the Plum and Cherry ...
It is about half-way between Denver and Colorado City. We proposed to reach it
by our first day's journey, getting to Colorado City at the close of the second. Six
miles of pretty level travelling brought us to the ascent of the Plum and Cherry ...
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I was interested to see the Dirty Woman as a geographical landmark j but my
nearest approach to such a view was when a Colorado City friend showed me a
very respectable looking young woman on horseback, with the words, " That's the
...
I was interested to see the Dirty Woman as a geographical landmark j but my
nearest approach to such a view was when a Colorado City friend showed me a
very respectable looking young woman on horseback, with the words, " That's the
...
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considerably to the westward, getting in among the mountain foot-hills, and
continuing to thread them until we reached Colorado City. Before we finally left
the neighborhood of Monument Creek, I stopped the ambulance, and ascended
one of ...
considerably to the westward, getting in among the mountain foot-hills, and
continuing to thread them until we reached Colorado City. Before we finally left
the neighborhood of Monument Creek, I stopped the ambulance, and ascended
one of ...
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| Titel | The Heart of the Continent: A Record of Travel Across the Plains and in Oregon, with an Examination of the Mormon Principle |
| Autor | Fitz Hugh Ludlow |
| Verlag | Hurd and Houghton, 1871 |
| Original von | Princeton University |
| Digitalisiert | 23. Jan. 2009 |
| Länge | 568 Seiten |
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