Re: Logging Along the Denver & Rio Grande
| November 27, 2015 12:09AM |
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Thanks for pointing that out but it was the DPL labeled it as Pagosa Springs, I haven't been to Gato so I didn't know better.
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Alexander T. Sullenberger's Pagosa Lumber Company Sawmill
Summary: View overlooking the Pagosa Lumber Company in Pagosa Springs, Colorado in Archuleta County. Rows of logs line railroad tracks; neatly stacked lumber is alongside track. Mill is a series of buildings with gables and three long smokestacks. "
You can by all means correct the DPL via the Comments section found below the picture there. I have many times already so they will be sick of me.
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Alexander T. Sullenberger's Pagosa Lumber Company Sawmill
Summary: View overlooking the Pagosa Lumber Company in Pagosa Springs, Colorado in Archuleta County. Rows of logs line railroad tracks; neatly stacked lumber is alongside track. Mill is a series of buildings with gables and three long smokestacks. "
You can by all means correct the DPL via the Comments section found below the picture there. I have many times already so they will be sick of me.
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