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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON. SUNDAY, MAY S. 1963
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THE LONG ROAD BECKONS
With the final melting of winter snows, the arm
chair adventurer reaches for his cap and trades one
armchair for another behind the wheel of a 200-horse-power
highway juggernaut.
Aboard this snorting steed he rides, like Don
Quixote jousting windmills, down the highways in search
of new worlds to conquer. Today's page of pictures is
devoted to highway scenes between Klamath Falls
and Eugene.
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SPRING CREEK AT COLLIER PARK
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HAGELSTEIN PARK FROM HIGHWAY
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COLLIER PARK LOGGING MUSEUM
COMING OUT OF THE TUNNEL
BRIDGE ACROSS BARCLAY SPRINGS
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QUIET WATER AT HAGELSTEIN PARK
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PREHISTORIC ANIMALS STARE AT TRAVELER
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PORTALS OF PAST MUSEUM
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1SALT CREEK FALLS ON HIGHWAY 58
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