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[Troldtinderne (i.e., Trolltindene), Romsdalen, Norway] (LOC)

  • jonhl said:
    Modern spelling "Trolltindene". A part of this is known as "Trollveggen". Illegal base jumping is a problem here....
  • Håkon Sønderland said:
    Today:

    Trollveggen

Gold mining town of Mount Leyshon, ca. 1890

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    The multiple gold locations of Queensland that were spread far and wide across the state have certainly and importantly contributed to the economy of Australia. Ranging from Queensland’s far north towards the southern regions, these gold-bearing zones form some of the better-known goldfields of the nation. There were also many lesser-known goldfields that marked their own significant contributions in the past, but which have now been long forgotten. There still exist several gold locations that most prospectors might have not even come across to nor ever heard of. New discoveries of gold continued to occur in Queensland, particularly in 1986, when the precious yellow metal was found in Kidston Town in the Shire of Etheridge; and, in the Mt. Leyshon near Charters Towers, where gold deposits have been sporadically reworked. Source: raregoldnuggets.com/?p=529

A view looking through the White Mountains from the fire control tower manned by Barbara Mortensen, a fire and airplane lookout on Pine Mountain, Gorham vicinity, N.H. View is to the south (LOC)

  • moufle said:
    I know this view well, having walked up Pine Mtn many times. I remember the fire tower from childhood visits in the early 1970s. Nothing but the concrete footings of the tower remain but this vista of the Presidential Range is still unchanged