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noun
mark, object, or other indication of the existence or passing of something: remove all traces of the old adhesive | [mass noun]
I investigated part of an old railroad grade cut with aspirations on Lefthand Canyon and Jamestown recently and am starting to post the best captures of the traces I found. The B,LH&MP (also seen as B,LH,JT&MP) grade shows as a cut coming off the bluff in northern Boulder where it was slowly gaining altitude from the south. I traced the grade on Google maps south onto the bluff from here to near a street by Wonderland Lake. That makes me wonder where the Boulder terminus might have been planned, considering the terrain between here and Boulder rail connections. The cut was a curve that turned into a fill, image center, across the first draw encountered, coming off the bluff. The trail along the route cuts across the fill in the foreground. Early on, Boulder and Longmont graded routes to the booming camp of Jamestown up Lefthand and thence James Canyons. Traces show just into the mouth if the canyon.
The old grade of the Boulder, Left Hand & Middle Park (officially, The Boulder, Leftland, Jamestown and Middle Park RR and Telegraph company, whew) can be seen much if the way from north Boulder, along #36 on the foothills to the west of the highway north from Boulder, Colorado to where it turns into Lefthand Canyon near the Greenbriar Restaurant. I spotted traces into the canyon for a short stretch. Obviously, they fell short of their goal of Jamestown let alone Middle Park, Colorado which would have entailed an impossible crossing of the Continental Divide. And it fell short of its goal of Jamestown (and/or Ward), Colorado. The lower canyon pinches tightly below the confluence. It did achieve the Left Hand River Valley and through the very best of fortunes retained, rails were never laid on the grade. The canyons uphill from Jamestown are a choice of bad and a much worse grades. They lost just a fraction of the investment they easily could have.
The route was mentioned by Robert Ormes but had little info and no trace on the map. I simply imagined a narrow gauge teakettle with one combine and five ore cars trundling around the curving cut from the bluff and out onto the fill that slides by me and cuts along the slopes draping roughly from the foothills hogback, steaming on it's way to Jamestown, the booming gold camp, west, up James Canyon. It will be a while before it arrives.
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Chemin de randonnée du Hameau de l'Estours à la Cascade d'Arcouzan.
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