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Fort Garland celebrates the history — and recipe — of tortillas in southern Colorado
The cooking lesson at the museum came with a lesson about the history of tortillas.
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True tales from the most interesting place on earth.
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Our Glaciers: The Long Goodbye
Season 11 Episode 8 | 7m 20s | CC
Nothing has defined the Northwest more than the massive rivers of ice we know as glaciers. Mary Vaux Walcott, an amateur scientist and photographer, was one of the first to measure their steady retreat starting in the 1880s. National parks, lodges and rail routes have long provided access to these frozen attractions, but climate change is dramatically altering the landscape.
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