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| How cool we saw Bighorn Sheep on 67 near the tunnel, |
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| Bebee House - Mine Supervisor Residence |
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| 1899 newspapers in German and English and paper dolls as wallpaper |
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| The Denver Republic June 21 1899 |
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| German language paper published in Colorado |
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| Manitou Bath House, and something on Pikes Peak Ave. |
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| Not sure what they were doing here. |
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| Moo |
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| This staircase to view inside the active mine is the bed of one of their huge dump trucks |
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| What is this stuff? |
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| See the holes? Maybe going to blast? |
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| Structure on the top of Pikes Peak zoomed in |
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| a mini dump truck compared to some of them |
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| Can barely still see lettering on this 120 year old wood one |
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| Still quite a few wood markers |
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| Very sad. |
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| Mike's photo of all of us |
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| Mike's photo of me in the Bebee House. |
2 comments:
Your photos are beautiful, Diana. What an interesting mixture of natural and man-made structures. I wonder if I would have been able to read the German newspapers. The aspen are not waiting for the official start of fall, are they?
I could read some of them, but most of it was missing/torn off and my photo was blurry. Nope, the aspen are turning now! Thanks! Enjoyed your Ancestral Pueblo series.
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