File:Animas River - August 18, 2015 (20722749471).jpg
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editDescriptionAnimas River - August 18, 2015 (20722749471).jpg | A Durango & Silverton Railroad Train passes along the Animas River on August 18. Photo by Dan Bender, La Plata Sheriff's Office. |
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