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The Alabama Hills Arch

The Alabama Hills Arch

The "famous" Alabama hills Arch in Lone Pine, CA. The Alabama Hills were home to many western movies "back in the day." That's Mt. Whitney framed by the arch....
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The "famous" Alabama hills Arch in Lone Pine, CA. The Alabama Hills were home to many western movies "back in the day." That's Mt. Whitney framed by the arch.
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