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Mesa Verde National Park fire areaA couple years before we were there, a huge portion of the park was burned by a wildfire, and much of the rest of the park had been burned just a few years before that. This picture shows some of the landscape at the time.Jun 21, 2006
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Mesa Verde National ParkMore Mesa Verde ruins.Jun 21, 2006
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Mesa Verde National ParkNear Durango is the Mesa Verde National Park. It was a very hot day when we were there, and there is almost no shade when touring the ruins. But it was very interesting.Jun 21, 2006
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Miner CoupleWe pose together, after someone offers to take our picture, thinking we're this cute newly married couple or something.Jun 21, 2006
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Cathy at Old HundredThis is at the Old Hundred Gold Mine in Silverton, CO, where they make you wear hard hats and raincoats.Jun 21, 2006
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Cathy poses at Royal GorgeI think this was after Tim's fall -- he wasn't feeling like posing, in any case.Jun 21, 2006
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Royal Gorge BridgeAfter taking one of these pictures, Tim took a terrible fall, which skinned up his hands and knee badly, and sent our digital camera flying. The camera survived (although with a big crunch in one corner), and Tim eventually survived, too. Fortunately it was one of the last days of our trip, as he was sore for some time afterward. Guess it doesn't pay to be cheap.Jun 21, 2006
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Royal Gorge BridgeIt's the "Royal Gourge" bridge (see note above for misspelling info). We were too cheap to pay the $20 or so each to go inside the park, so we stood outside and shot a few pictures.Jun 21, 2006
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Another poseTim poses in the same "studio". I guess you could call it "God's Studio".Jun 21, 2006
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Posing with a viewThis kind of looks like one of those "fake background" studio pictures, but it isn't.Jun 21, 2006
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Cathy with Cog-wheel train trackThey have a cog-wheel train you can take up the mountain. Instead, we took our 1994 Saturn. It was generally a good car, but started to overheat driving up, and the brakes overheated on the way down. Fortunately neither problem caused us any trouble.Jun 21, 2006
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On top of the world...or at least on top of Pike's Peak.Jun 21, 2006
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