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Anne is on page 41 of 121
"The proposed road would generate intense debate in Congress for nearly a decade before President Herbert Hoover signed the legislation creating the Beartooth Highway in 1931." [p. 39] Wow, I love that the road was built, but was there nothing more interesting to debate in Congress for a decade??? [I know there was, but still, the mind boggles...]
Feb 16, 2017 06:50PM
The Beartooth Highway: A History of America's Most Beautiful Drive

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Anne
Anne is on page 108 of 121
My currently reading shelf was going to collapse from the weight so I buckled down to finish this (finally).
Jun 04, 2017 12:06PM
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Anne
Anne is on page 73 of 121
Such slow going! Alas, I do like this quote, "Hyperbole has, indeed, been the key to all descriptions of the Beartooth Highway since it officially opened for traffic in 1936 [p. 73].
Jun 03, 2017 06:54PM
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Anne
Anne is on page 68 of 121
What with the large photo section, I'm over half way done! I love that the author used tons of Flickr photos. LOL, but is it sad that the book is over half done and they've only just starting building the thing?
Apr 30, 2017 07:20PM
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Anne
Anne is on page 52 of 121
Speaking of the National Parks Approaches Act of 1931, "Congress intended the legislation to apply to three national parks: Yellowstone, Yosemite and Sequoia. Evidence suggests, however, that the law was, in fact, intended specifically for the Red-Lodge-Cooke City highway." [p. 52]
Apr 12, 2017 07:48PM
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Anne
Anne is on page 33 of 121
Sure could use a map...
Feb 09, 2017 08:53PM
The Beartooth Highway: A History of America's Most Beautiful Drive


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