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Aerial oblique view from the north of the Taconic Trail (NY Route 2) to White Rocks and Taconic Crest Trail in southwestern Hopkins Forest on 14 July 1971.
Digital Commonwealth — Williams College

Aerial oblique view from the north of the Taconic Trail (NY Route 2) to White Rocks and Taconic Crest Trail in southwestern Hopkins Forest on 14 July 1971.

Art, Henry Warren · July 14, 1971

CC0 — Public Domain
Digital Commonwealth — Williams College

Aerial oblique view from the north of the Taconic Trail (NY Route 2) to White Rocks and Taconic Crest Trail in southwestern Hopkins Forest on 14 July 1971. White Rocks on far left. View to Northeast.

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