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To purchase this image as an exclusive limited edition print please visit my website @ WWW.NATEZEMAN.COMThe now ghost town of Crystal, Colorado was founded in 1880. numerous silver mines were in operation here in the late 1800s and this was the mill that powered a mechanical air compressor for ore procesing. There is a 4 wheel drive trail that you can take to this mill thats about 10 miles round trip. We decided to hike the road instead. It ended up being a really really long day because it was a steady downpour of rain/snow the entire way there and back. I actually was glad it was raining and foggy though because i thought it would be a nice change from the sunny and blue sky photos you normally see from here. hope it was worth it!
Crystal Mill - Marble, Colorado
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this photo has such an amazing nostalgic feel to it, i really love the autumn colours, and the gloom really adds to the feel, the waterfall is great and the building is placed so surreally on the edge of the falls 
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I love when the aspens turn. What a great place. The drizzly weather makes it more appealing I think.
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here is one artist's rendition of that mill.
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this artist does not normally do landscape. definitely check out his gallery. its pretty damn different
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This is a stunning pic! Love the perspective and colours. +fav. All of your work is gorgeous and inspiring. You must be out and about a lot to see all those animals and wonderful land/waterscapes. Must watch you. And thank you for the watch as well.
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wow this place and this picture are amazing. I want to be there!!
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Yep it was worth it for us. kinda looks like one of the unlikely buildings of Dr Suess, beautiful image, cheers
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wow, this is gorgeous! this is a real place?? O_O sweet!
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hah thanks! its very real
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Strange photo! Looks like it came out from a fairytale.... There's something unreal...
Good work!
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Very interesting and colorful shot. 
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Thats a great shot there, the colors are nice and crisp, very good.
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I love this place. When I was younger ( I was a native Coloradoan
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Superb capture!!!
My late mother-in-law painted that for me (different angle) in 1974. Your photo has made me decide to go there this fall.
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the horror of this thing is that im going to be gone long before i can experience all i want to of this place.
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This looks exactly like a puzzle I did one time. Weird. Beautiful shot though. Much better than the one photo of the puzzle.
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this is real pure art and has everything right! I adore it! Take a bow!
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Fantastic! Very good composition. Reminds me Middle-Earth a little bit
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I'd say that trip was definitely worth it. The autumn colors seem to downright glow in spite (or because?) of the gloomy weather! Usually I prefer "pure" landscapes with no signs of human presences. But here the house fits right in with its look of decaying wood!
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I featured this wonderful photo in my journal. [link] Hope that is okay with you. If you don't want it there please inform me and I will remove it immediately. Bye Sunny
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