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Jesse James eh that could be a hot lead.
 
What are we supposed to be seeing in the rock? As far as the pine trees, those types of softwood trees are darn fast growers, the smaller one is probably 30 years or less and the bigger one, probably around 50-75 years old so a good century after the Jesse James Group.
 
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Welcome from Illinois!
 
Welcome from VA
 
Welcome to Tnet!!!
 
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Welcome and good luck!
 
Welcome from Denver.
 
Welcome to T-Net, Nicole.
from Tom in Milwaukee
 
I was not aware that the Knights Templar made it that far to Colorado

I can see the Templar Cross in every image..

Its just strange that the trees are less than 30 years old...
 
I have known of J.J. involvement in and around Colorado for well over 30 years....my relatives were Marshalls in Victor-Cripple Creek area (Raders)as well as friends of the owners of the 76 Ranch....my Great Great Great Uncle Jessie Rader brought the Green County SC Group out that found the first Gold on Cherry Creek....they were all involved in the KGC. Most all land marks in CO were originally named after Southern land marks...most of which were renamed after CO was taken over by Northerners.....
 
What part of CO. are you in? Haven't heard JJ was in CO. I'm in southern CO. Westcliffe
 
J.J. had a horse ranch where present day Air Force Academy is.....he also frequented the 76 Ranch down by Canon City.
 
Welcome to the forum from the Blue Mountains of northeastern Oregon!
 

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