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I got it! The Fort is Fort Montgomery at Rouses Point, NY on Lake Champlain. And here's a photo to prove it!
And the dog racing park might be the one in Phoenix?
Mark
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I got it! The Fort is Fort Montgomery at Rouses Point, NY on Lake Champlain. And here's a photo to prove it!
And the dog racing park might be the one in Phoenix?
Mark
Last edited by Mark Sedenquist; 05-22-2009 at 12:49 PM. Reason: found the confounded fort!!!
Yes, Fort Montgomery built in 1844.
The race track is in Goodyear west of Phoenix, it is called the Phoenix Trotting Park. It was featured in the movie No Code of Conduct (which I haven't seen).
Owners?
Who built this, who owns it now?
Last edited by Mark Sedenquist; 05-23-2009 at 04:42 PM. Reason: re-loaded photos to make it easier (maybe) to identify
Oh come on....
Ya gotta give us a little more of a visual hint about where it might be....
On the basis of the trees -- California foothills -- Gold Country maybe?
By the way.... are you a CAL graduate -- (username?) I am an alumn -- 1978-Environmental Sciences
M
Yep!
1970 L&S Computer Science (later department was folded into EE CS). Go Bears!
Not California.
Here's a photo taken a couple miles from this spot.
The photo doesn't fit
I was thinking it might have been the log cabin that the first territorial government for Colorado met in Colorado Springs, formerly called Colorado City, but that's the wrong river.
And, indeed... Go Bears!
Mark
Wait you took that photo today?
So, it's got to be close to Denver.... hmmmm
I was thinking it could be the Burgess cabin on the property of the Air Force Academy -- but there are too many trees....
It must be within 50 miles of Denver -- but I don't know how to find it....
Last edited by Mark Sedenquist; 05-23-2009 at 09:43 PM. Reason: still looking
Is that the Josie Bassett Morris cabin in Dinosaur National Monument?
It sure looks like a winner to me
Yep, thanks for that -- the trees and all look right in this photo....
Where is this?
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