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birdshooter > Rio Grande River valley in Mineral County, Colorado looking south toward Creede from Bulldog Mountain. Each September the aspens turn gold and lights up the valley. It's as if God takes his paintbrush and dips it into gold paint and touches the sides of the mountains with the brush. Once you see this spectakle you want to see every year.
birdshooter > Creede, Colorado was established in 1890 after the discovery of silver in this mine by Nicholas Creede on Willow Creek. Silver brought a short term prosperity to Creede. The silver played out and most of the residents left. Creede is a small town which attracts retirees and people who want a quiet life. These old abandoned mines are all that is left of the mining industry.
birdshooter > The Rio Grande River winds through pastures of Mineral County, Colorado.
birdshooter > North Clear Creek Falls, Mineral County, Colorado drains into the Rio Grande River
birdshooter > Wheeler National Monument in Mineral County, Colorado
birdshooter > Rio Grande River valley in Mineral County, Colorado looking south from Bulldog Mountain
birdshooter > Willow Creek above Creede, Colorado
birdshooter > Batchelor Loop Rd above Creede, CO. This road lead to the silver mines around Creede in the 1880's.
birdshooter > This is looking south directly above Creede, Colorado down Willow Creek as it winds it way to the Rio Grande River.
Rio Grande River valley in Mineral County, Colorado looking south toward Creede from Bulldog Mountain. Each September the aspens turn gold and lights up the valley. It's as if God takes his paintbrush and dips it into gold paint and touches the sides of the mountains with the brush. Once you see this spectakle you want to see every year.
birdshooter > Rio Grande River valley in Mineral County, Colorado looking south toward Creede from Bulldog Mountain. Each September the aspens turn gold and lights up the valley. It's as if God takes his paintbrush and dips it into gold paint and touches the sides of the mountains with the brush. Once you see this spectakle you want to see every year.
Rio Grande River valley in Mineral County, Colorado looking south toward Creede from Bulldog Mountain. Each September the aspens turn gold and lights up the valley. It's as if God takes his paintbrush and dips it into gold paint and touches the sides of the mountains with the brush. Once you see this spectakle you want to see every year.
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