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Guide posts, with a numbered metal cottonwood leaf design, match the
Travelers' Rest Preservation & Heritage Association pamphlet giving
facts about the site. Top left and right, the #7 post and signs indicate
the latrine placement. Archeologists pinpointed its location by discovering
traces of mercury in the soil (see previous pages for an explanation).
Bottom left and right, post #5 points out the old Lolo Creek bed,
closer to the camp. Archeological studies show that three cooking
spots were in the foreground, above, and the old creek flowing behind
it. There are nine guide posts along the trail. |
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