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Mormon Pioneer National Historic TrailCourthouse & Jail Rocks near Scottsbluff, NE, were seen at a distance by the Mormon Pioneers as they passed to the North of the Platte River
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Martins Cove, Wyoming

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Martins Cove, WY

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Indian Lookout Point near Lisco, Nebraska.  

Did You Know?
The Pioneer Company of the Mormon immigration to Utah stopped at this point in 1847 to climb it in hopes of locating the famous guiding landmark "Chimney Rock." They named the point "Frogs Head Bluff" because they thought the rock looked much like a giant frog's face.

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