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Marker Map
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Reno, Nevada
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Why Nevada Landmarks?
Slick canyon roads. Long open pavement. This journey began over
15 years ago on the most boring day of the week: a Tuesday. It's
only fitting that my first historic marker was number 7, a rather
uneventful marker at the busiest crossroads in Dayton. I couldn't
help but look a bit overly touristy with the huge camera strapped
around my neck as commuters drove right by. That's when the
notion hit me like a sack of flour...
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