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The Cache la Poudre ran parallel to a big four-laner, Route 287.
The Lake House Patterson, James, 1947- 2003
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Well to the west of Centennial rose a river which fed into the Platte, and it bore one of the most musical names in the west, Cache la Poudre.
Centennial Michener, James 1974
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North of Boulder they intersected the valley of the Cache la Poudre, and the plane turned back into the mountains where Garrett pointed out the lakes built by Potato Brumbaugh.
Centennial Michener, James 1974
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The Big Thompson, which flows out of Rocky Mountain National Park, and its sister river, the Cache la Poudre, offer more than 100 miles of classic western pockets of water.
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The Big Thompson, which flows out of Rocky Mountain National Park, and its sister river, the Cache la Poudre, offer more than 100 miles of classic western pockets of water.
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The Big Thompson, which flows out of Rocky Mountain National Park, and its sister river, the Cache la Poudre, offer more than 100 miles of classic western pockets of water.
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The Big Thompson, which flows out of Rocky Mountain National Park, and its sister river, the Cache la Poudre, offer more than 100 miles of classic western pockets of water.
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The Big Thompson, which flows out of Rocky Mountain National Park, and its sister river, the Cache la Poudre, offer more than 100 miles of classic western pockets water.
Sierra Sun - Top Stories By Bruce Ajari Gone Fishin' 2009
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