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Klondyke.
© biffobear
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Uploaded: 04/24/24 1:02 PM GMT
Klondyke.
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During the Gold rush...R.
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.casechaser
04/24/24 1:22 PM GMT
Excellent depiction of a gold rush city. Like the early days of Deadwood. Your skill has shown itself again!
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Your presentation of this scene is very well thought out, it is almost as if you were part of the history of the gold rush and knew exactly every aspect of it. Excellent.
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Perfectly created work again!
Perfectly created work again!
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Even the details of the metal roofs comes through - excellent!
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A wonderful addition to your series of these works. ...S.
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Perfectly portrayed. There are the remains of old gold rush sites in several parts of the lower South Island of NZ. The hardships must have been terrible, especially for those that never struck it rich.
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