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This is another big milestone in this project. The proofs have arrived. I can already see some changes that need to be made. I’m hoping for a late November publish date, but we’ll see.
Awesome Dave, reaching milestones is a great feeling.
I know the long hours and hours and hours of both dedication and discipline it took for you to reach this milestone, I couldn’t be more proud of you Babe. You ROCK!!!
Congrats Dave. That’s sweet.
Thank you for giving me a proof copy to, hopefully, not add too many red marks you have spent so much time and effort on. I am aware your interest began almost 20 years ago and now you have an interesting book to show for your dedication. I know it is interesting as there was a “rough” copy to peak my interest just as it did you. Congratulations! Love you and am very proud of your accomplishment.
Congrats!
I’ll have to pick up myself a copy Dave!.. Any chance I could get it signed?? Haha
James,
Denver, Leadville, and Pueblo all contribute history to the book, so you’ll find lots of familiar terrain within the pages. I may even be able to hand deliver a copy to you, since I think there’s a good chance I could be invited to a Mining History Association event (they are based in Colorado). They were interested in a paper on my ancestors, but I wrote a book instead.
– Dave