File:Under the turquoise sky of Colorado (1908) (14758518014).jpg

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Title: Under the turquoise sky of Colorado ..
Year: 1908 (1900s)
Authors: (Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific railway company) (from old catalog)
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Publisher: (Chicago?) Rock Island-Frisco lines and Chicago & Eastern Illinois railroad
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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true and accurate after a playerhas gauged their speed. The clubhouse is of the bungalow type, extremely attractiveand up-to-date. The older club of Colorado Springs, where the game isplayed at a cloud height, is known as the Cheyenne MountainCountry Club, located at Broadmoor, and easily reached by atwenty-minute trolley ride. The course is laid out at the footof Cheyenne Mountain and consists of eighteen holes. Grovesof scrub oaks, creeks and draws furnish natural hazards. Thescenery is remarkably beautiful. At both of these clubs pro-fessionals are in attendance and guests may obtain cards. As for polo, Denver, Colorado Springs and Glenwood haveas fine fields as are to be found anywhere in the country. Cricketand tennis are in high favor, while the excellence of Coloradosroads has contributed more, perhaps, than anything else to makeautomobiling popular. The boulevard from Denver to ColoradoSprings and Pueblo skirts the foothills and commands an unsur-passed view of the mountains.
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A Catch in Platte Canon ;^vilfiC, ^^A^^^ V:^ ^^^ Six Thousand Miles of Trout Streams ^P i

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