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Album caption: Rocky Moutain National Park, Colorado. Rough country on the trail to Thunder Lake- view up the valleyof the St. Vrain toward Mount Copeland. (With single lens.) W.T. Lee, July 28, 1916.
Album caption: Rocky Moutain National Park, Colorado. Longs Peak trail. Observing Longs Peak from Cabin Rock on the Twin Sister-shows The Chasm and Mills Moraine, consisting of glacial material derived from The Chasm.W. T. Lee, July 27, 1916.
Album caption: 1104, 1105, 1106 and 1107 (Panorama)Longs Peak trail. Views rom the Keyhole showing the head of Glacier Grge from the trough on Longs Peak _ ( The snow bank in No. 1104) - to the little glacial lake north of Shelf Lake in the side of the gorge - see No. 1107. W. T. Lee, July 24, 1916. Rocky Moutain National Park, Colorado.
Album caption: Rocky Moutain National Park, Colorado. Rapids east of copeland Lake where the St. Vrain River descends over the terminal moraine of the ancient glacier which once filled this valley. W. T. Lee, july 28, 1916.
Album caption: 1104, 1105, 1106 and 1107 (Panorama)Longs Peak trail. Views rom the Keyhole showing the head of Glacier Gorge from the trough on Longs Peak _ ( The snow bank in No. 1104) - to the little glacial lake north of Shelf Lake in the side of the gorge - see No. 1107. W. T. Lee, July 24, 1916. Rocky Moutain National Park, Colorado.
Album caption: Rocky Moutain National Park, Colorado. Longs Peak trail. Observing Longs Peak from Cabin Rock on the Twin Sister- shows The Chasm and Mills Moraine, consisting of glacial material derived from The Chasm(with single lens). W.T. Lee, July 27, 1916.
Album caption: Rocky Moutain National Park, Colorado. Glaciated and forested slopes in St. Vrain Valley. W. T. Lee. July 28, 1916.
Album caption: Rocky Moutain National Park, Colorado. Rapids in St. Vrain River where at a recent landslide a large volume of glacial material from the lateral moraine slid into the valley. W. T. Lee, July28, 1916.
Album caption: Rocky Moutain National Park, Colorado. Rapids east of copeland Lake where the St. Vrain River descends over the terminal moraine of the ancient glacier which once filled this valley. W. T. Lee, july 28, 1916.
Album caption: Rocky Moutain National Park, Colorado. Rough country on the trail to Thunder Lake- view up the valleyof the St. Vraintoward Mount Copeland. W.T. Lee, July 28, 1916.
Album caption: Rocky Moutain National Park, Colorado. Longs Peak Inn. W.T. Lee, July 27, 1916.
Album caption: Rocky Moutain National Park, Colorado. Rapids east of copeland Lake where the St. Vrain River descends over the terminal moraine of the ancient glacier which once filled this valley. W. T. Lee, july 28, 1916.
Album caption: 1104, 1105, 1106 and 1107 (Panorama)Longs Peak trail. Views rom the Keyhole showing the head of Glacier Grge from the trough on Longs Peak _ ( The snow bank in No. 1104) - to the little glacial lake north of Shelf Lake in the side of the gorge - see No. 1107. W. T. Lee, July 24, 1916. Rocky Moutain National Park, Colorado.
Album caption: Rocky Moutain National Park, Colorado. Rocks in St. Vrain Valley smoothed by the ancient glacier that once filled this valley. (A near View.). W.T. Lee, July 28, 1916.
Album caption: Rocky Moutain National Park, Colorado. Flattop trail - Hallett peak, Tyndal Glacier and glacial gorge between Hallett and flattop, as seen from the point on Flattop where the trail approaches the top of the gorge. W.T. Lee, August 2, 1916.
Album caption: Rocky Moutain National Park, Colorado. Longs Peak trail. Observing Longs Peak from Cabin Rock on the Twin Sister- shows The Chasm andMills Mraine, consisting of glacial material derived from The Chasm. W. T. Lee, July 24, 1916.
Album caption: Rocky Moutain National Park, Colorado. Rapids in St. Vrain River where at a recent landslide a large volume of glacial material from the lateral moraine slid intothe valley. W. T. Lee, July 28, 1916.
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