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832-136109 - Pine trees killed by an outbreak of mountain pine beetles which killed millions of acres of pine trees in the American west; scientists expect the problem to worsen due to global warming, because very cold weather is needed to kill the beetles, Grand Lake
832-136138 - A solar photovoltaic facility, built on top of a former landfill at the U.S. Army's Fort Carson uses contaminated land to generate renewable energy and generates 3, 200 megawatt-hours of power every year, Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA
832-136178 - Cano's Castle, built by Donald "Cano" Espinoza, a Native American and Vietnam veteran who built the Christian-themed structure from beer cans, hub caps, and other scrap materials, in thanks for his life being spared in Vietnam, Antonito, Colorado, USA
832-136137 - A solar photovoltaic facility, built on top of a former landfill at the U.S. Army's Fort Carson uses contaminated land to generate renewable energy and generates 3, 200 megawatt-hours of power every year, Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA
832-136167 - A memorial to Mexican priests who were martyred during the Cristero rebellion in Mexico in the late 1920s, the memorial depicts a wall used by a firing squad, with busts of the martyrs on the hillside above, San Luis, Colorado, USA
832-124370 - Stones to grind grain in Spruce Tree House, a cliff dwelling of the Native American Indians, about 800 years old, Mesa Verde National Park, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Colorado, USA, North America
832-124372 - Spruce Tree House, a cliff dwelling of the Native American Indians, about 800 years old, Mesa Verde National Park, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Colorado, USA, North America
832-124376 - Spruce Tree House, a cliff dwelling of the Native American Indians, about 800 years old, Mesa Verde National Park, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Colorado, USA, North America
832-124373 - Ladder into an underground room, Kiwa, Spruce Tree House, a cliff dwelling of the Native American Indians, about 800 years old, Mesa Verde National Park, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Colorado, USA, North America
832-124367 - Spruce Tree House, a cliff dwelling of the Native American Indians, about 800 years old, Mesa Verde National Park, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Colorado, USA, North America
832-124375 - Spruce Tree House, a cliff dwelling of the Native American Indians, about 800 years old, Mesa Verde National Park, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Colorado, USA, North America
832-124368 - Spruce Tree House, a cliff dwelling of the Native American Indians, about 800 years old, Mesa Verde National Park, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Colorado, USA, North America
832-124366 - Spruce Tree House, a cliff dwelling of the Native American Indians, about 800 years old, Mesa Verde National Park, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Colorado, USA, North America
832-124371 - Stones to grind grain in Spruce Tree House, a cliff dwelling of the Native American Indians, about 800 years old, Mesa Verde National Park, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Colorado, USA, North America
832-124374 - Ladder into an underground room, Kiwa, Spruce Tree House, a cliff dwelling of the Native American Indians, about 800 years old, Mesa Verde National Park, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Colorado, USA, North America
832-124369 - Spruce Tree House, a cliff dwelling of the Native American Indians, about 800 years old, Mesa Verde National Park, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Colorado, USA, North America
832-67323 - A park ranger watches as visitors climb a ladder to enter the Balcony House cliff dwelling at Mesa Verde National Park, featuring cliff dwellings of ancestral Puebloans that are nearly a thousand years old, Cortez, Colorado, USA
832-67313 - The Manitou and Pikes Peak Railway on the summit of Pikes Peak; the cog railway takes tourists to the top of the 14, 100-foot mountain, Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA
832-67315 - The Manitou and Pikes Peak Railway near the summit of Pikes Peak; the cog railway takes tourists to the top of the 14, 100-foot mountain, Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA
832-67324 - A park ranger climbs a ladder to enter the Balcony House cliff dwelling at Mesa Verde National Park, featuring cliff dwellings of ancestral Puebloans that are nearly a thousand years old, Cortez, Colorado, USA
832-67314 - The Manitou and Pikes Peak Railway near the summit of Pikes Peak; the cog railway takes tourists to the top of the 14, 100-foot mountain, Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA
832-67325 - Visitors tour the Spruce Tree House cliff dwelling at Mesa Verde National Park, featuring cliff dwellings of ancestral Puebloans that are nearly a thousand years old, Cortez, Colorado, USA