Hiking Engineer.
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Hiking Engineer.
Storm on Engineer Mountain by Mark Betts Via Flickr: The fabulous views on US 550 just kept coming. We rounded the bend just north of Purgatory and saw this. It is Engineer Mountain with storm clouds wraping around its mid-slope. The dark storm clouds behind the peak gave a hint of the sleet and snow to come. Just enough sun was breaking through the clouds to the south to spotlight the golden aspens on the lower slope. D0A0504
“Album Caption: Engineer Mountain seen from the north, from a ledge in the basin west of Jura Butte. To show the trachyte contact, the rude columnar jointing, and the great northerly rock stream. San Juan County, Colorado. 1906. (19-inch lens, stop 16, exposure 1/25 second).” Published in U.S. Geological Survey Professional paper 67, Plate 18-A. 1909. Published in U.S. Geological Survey Folio 171, figure 7. 1910.
Photographer: Charles Whitman Cross
USGS Denver Library Photographic Collection Library ID: ccw00847
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Mountain Colours
Fall colours on Engineer Mountain (12,968 ft) close to Coal Financial institution Move between Durango and Silverton, Colorado.
Coal Bank Pass (el. 10,640 ft./3243 m.) is a mountain cross within the San Juan Mountains of western Colorado in the USA. The move is within the San Juan Nationwide Forest. The move is traversed by the Million Greenback Freeway, U.S. Freeway 550 south of Silverton, which is a part of the San Juan Skyway…
Posted by Thad Roan – Bridgepix on 2009-10-21 16:54:43
Satellite view of my house
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