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Bill M.

August 02, 2006 10:41PM

It is on the west side of town on the south side of US 160 before you reach the Fairfield Pagosa development, heading west. It is with some other old structures in the Fred Harman museum area. You should see some signs for the Fred Harman museum from the highway and I think you can see the store as well if you look among the trees.

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