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Finally I reached the Ojo Caliente natural spring.
I hiked around Monticello looking for a natural spring and ruins from the past.
This historic area is also where Indian Agent John Philip Clum arrested Geronimo and his band of Apaches over 125 years ago, in April 1874.
Cidade muito agradável. São inúmeros restaurantes, bares e uma bela feira de artesanato. Não é apenas uma parada para Machu Picchu. Vale a pena curtir a cidade.
This Mission Revival Style train depot was built by the Union Pacific in 1923. Today it houses the Caliente city offices and library.
The Caliente Railroad Depot was built by the Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railroad (later the Union Pacific Railroad) in 1923 to serve the railroad's division point on the mainline between Los Angeles, California, and Salt Lake City, Utah. Now City offices.
New car, it's got a SPOILER.
Still no power locks or windows, it's rare, apparently. The only one they did have was WHITE. No thanks! And a two door--not convenient. And it was orange. Yuck.
God punished me for getting a new free car by busting my elbow this morning on the thermostat AND then chipping my GD tooth. Again. Why, God, why?
This Mission Revival Style train depot was built by the Union Pacific in 1923. Today it houses the Caliente city offices and library.
Caliente, Nevada
Constructed in 1923 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Historic marker:
My inner Mr Monk so wanted to turn all the bottles the same way, but I was shooting through a window.
Red, Blue & Green!
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