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The world as viewed from a resident of Delta Colorado, including one year of daily photos, followed by whatever else caught my eye! Delta is a small city which sits where the deserts of Utah give way to the Rocky Mountains.
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- Good-bye and Thanks for the Ride!
- Playing in the High Country
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8 comments:
Bill, you've captured a wonderful scene here. This is a Colorado mining vision, suitable for a calendar or a frame on the wall.
yes you've got a great photo here.. shame it's giving in to the test of time ... i'm sure it has a tale to tell...
I love the rustic beauty in this senic shot. I agree with Annie, this should be in a calendar or framed.
Yes, striking shot! A perfect scenoghraphy for a film such as "The Untouchable"!
Looks like it's sliding down the hill.
its a like a film props..hope it'll survived!
Amazing photo!
We've been watching that boarding house for years also. Seems that the 2008 winter gave the foundation quite a kick. The lower structure is mostly collapsed, and the frame of the house is all that is holding it together. I'll contact folks in Ouray to see if there's anything we can do to offer remediation or reclamation of the structure.
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