Glenn A. Smith, who navigates the precipitous, rock-strewn dirt road up to Crystal Mill dozens of times each summer for the Crystal River Jeep Tours Co. down the mountain in Marble, Colorado, poses above the mill Physical description:. Notes: The 1892 wooden
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