Mountain passes -- Postcards
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Sepia tinted photo print image of a bend in a road; to the image left a steep, rocky, slope and cliff edge to the right. Pine forests and mountain range is visible in the background.
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A black and white postcard of mountains covered in trees with a winding road through them.
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A black and white postcard of mountains and in the crevice of the mountain there is a waterfall. There are trees on both sides of the waterfall and then on the top of one of the mountains in the background there is a white cross.
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A sepia postcard of a waterfall in the crevice of a mountain. In the background a cross can be seen on a mountain.
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A postcard of a snow covered road with a mountain and trees behind it.
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Bucking snow on Lizard Head near Telluride, Colorado.
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Lizard Head Peak and Lizard Head Pass, altitude 13,156 feet, between Telluride and Rico, Colorado.
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Lizard Head Peak on Hwy 145 in the San Juan Basin. A real photo postcard.
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Mt. Ouray (elevation 13,596 feet), viewed from Poncha Pass between Salida and San Luis Valley, Colorado.
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A aerial view of Red Mountain and the Million Dollar Highway, which is located in Colorado
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Red Mountain Pass between Silverton and Ouray, Colorado. The pass is over 11,000 feet elevation.
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Red Mountain Pass between Ouray & Silverton
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Promontory Point , 3 miles south of Ouray, Colorado.
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Photograph of the ruins of Fort Peabody. Built by order of Governor Peabody during early day labor strikes against the mines in 1903. Manned with machine guns atop Imogene Pass, it governed the area above Ouray and Telluride, Colorado.
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Picture of the Red Mountain Pass sign with elevation and arrows pointing direction to san Juan national Forest and Uncompahgre National Forest
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Photograph of a sign on summit of Red Mountain Pass on U.S. 550 between Silverton and Ouray, Colorado.
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A Real Photo panoramic view of the San Juan Mountains. Patches of snow linger on the peaks and shady valleys. Storm clouds hover in the sky and a mountain stream meanders in the valley.
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A view of a highway perched on the edge of a rocky cliff with square cement blocks lined along the edge. A rocky slope with fingers of conifers lies on the other side of the valley.
