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Photo: Louis Charles McClure between 1890 & 1920.<br> <br> 2nd photo showing historical prominence of the Bucksnort Slab/Sphinx Park area.<br> <br> Fair Use Rationale: This shows historical prominence of this area and rock formation which are of interest in promoting the significant history as well as education for both rock climbing and the natural environment conserved within Colorado.<br> <br> The accompanying comment-article (attached to the previous photo) also denotes the proper historical context significant in education of Colorado's history.
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Do it every summer.
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Buff Johnson
Apr 28, 2009
“Photo: Louis Charles McClure between 1890 & 1920.

2nd photo showing historical prominence of the Bucksnort Slab/Sphinx Park area.

Fair Use Rationale: This shows historical prominence of this area and rock formation which are of interest in promoting the significant history as well as education for both rock climbing and the natural environment conserved within Colorado.

The accompanying comment-article (attached to the previous photo) also denotes the proper historical context significant in education of Colorado's history.”  

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Bucksnort Saloon -- just a mile up the road from Bucksnort Slab. Worth a stop when you're done with climbing :-)
Photo: Louis Charles McClure between 1890 & 1920.<br> <br> Fair Use Rationale: This shows historical prominence of this area and rock formation which are of interest in promoting the significant history as well as education for both rock climbing and the natural environment conserved within Colorado.<br> <br> The accompanying comment-article also denotes the proper historical context significant in education of Colorado's history.
Bucksnort Slab as seen from the northeast.
Do it every summer.
Photo: Louis Charles McClure between 1890 & 1920.<br> <br> 2nd photo showing historical prominence of the Bucksnort Slab/Sphinx Park area.<br> <br> Fair Use Rationale: This shows historical prominence of this area and rock formation which are of interest in promoting the significant history as well as education for both rock climbing and the natural environment conserved within Colorado.<br> <br> The accompanying comment-article (attached to the previous photo) also denotes the proper historical context significant in education of Colorado's history.
From the road.
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