Colorado River Headwaters Byway - Hot Sulphur Springs

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Colorado River Headwaters Byway - Hot Sulphur Springs

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Original Caption: Three young women enjoy the warmth of the springs on a winter day.

Location: Hot Sulphur Springs, Colorado (40.076° N 106.107° W)

Status: Public domain.
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