You can almost picture the electronic screen just above the trees, can't you . . . ?Jay Ambrose at the Scripps Howard News Service reviews the Objectivist conference recently held up the road from here in Telluride. It sounds like he had a ball.
Monday, 23 July 2007
Galt's Gulch
For fans of Ayn Rand's novel Atlas Shrugged, here's the place that inspired Galt's Gulch: a place called Ouray, Colorado that Rand fell in love with on a brief visit, pictured here courtesy of Gus van Horn. 
You can almost picture the electronic screen just above the trees, can't you . . . ?
Jay Ambrose at the Scripps Howard News Service reviews the Objectivist conference recently held up the road from here in Telluride. It sounds like he had a ball.
You can almost picture the electronic screen just above the trees, can't you . . . ?Jay Ambrose at the Scripps Howard News Service reviews the Objectivist conference recently held up the road from here in Telluride. It sounds like he had a ball.
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No you can't picture the electronic screen as that would resemble the forest image reflected from another valley nearby.
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