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Earl

November 02, 2018 01:05PM

Registered: 16 years ago
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Mt. San Antonito is a dormant (not dead) Shield Volcano. It and Mogote Peak on the north side of the Conejos River are responsible for all the lava flows that created the interesting geography on the area.

Without Mt. San Antonio and Mogote Peak, the area would look like Kansas!

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Chama Time: San Antonito Mountain (and a train too)	Dutch Flat	November 02, 2018 10:16AM
Re: Chama Time: San Antonito Mountain (and a train too)	Tomstp	November 02, 2018 10:43AM
Re: Chama Time: San Antonito Mountain (and a train too)	Vetapass	November 02, 2018 11:27AM
Re: Chama Time: San Antonito Mountain (and a train too)	Dutch Flat	November 02, 2018 11:34AM
Re: Chama Time: San Antonito Mountain (and a train too)	Vetapass	November 02, 2018 11:49AM
Re: Chama Time: San Antonito Mountain (and a train too)	guymonmd	November 02, 2018 12:46PM
Re: Chama Time: San Antonito Mountain (and a train too)	Earl	November 02, 2018 01:05PM
Re: Chama Time: San Antonito Mountain (and a train too)	Dutch Flat	November 02, 2018 02:32PM
Re: Chama Time: San Antonito Mountain (and a train too)	Steve Dickey	November 03, 2018 09:50PM
Re: Chama Time: San Antonito Mountain (and a train too)	Chiloquinruss	November 04, 2018 08:58AM

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