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Colorado alpine loop

By Fort Collins Science Center 2022 (approx.)
Mountains with brown grasses, yellowing trees with a field and road in front
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Colorado alpine loop. BLM Colorado. co alpine loop-11a | BLM-Colorado | Flickr

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