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WYOMING-1939: A close-up of a weathered, yellow-painted wooden sign for Reynolds' Pass, featuring black text detailing its history as a mountain gap over the Continental Divide. The sign recounts Jim Bridger's 1860 expedition guided by Capt. W.F. Reynolds of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Shot on 8mm film, the footage shows natural film grain and slight camera shake, capturing the authentic texture and aged appearance of this historic roadside marker in the Rocky Mountains.
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