Lora Miller (cq), of Nevada, Missouri, tries to keep warm with a blanket in on top of 14,264 ft. high Mount Evans on Monday afternoon, July 17, 2006, while the temperature is 48 degrees. Mount Evans summit is at 14,264 feet and it's road is the higest paved automobile route in North America. Visitors must be aware of altitude sickness, hypothermia and lightning at this altitude. (KEN PAPALEO/ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS) *** Lora Miller
Lora Miller (cq), of Nevada, Missouri, tries to keep warm with a blanket in on top of 14,264 ft. high Mount Evans on Monday afternoon, July 17, 2006, while the temperature is 48 degrees. Mount Evans summit is at 14,264 feet and it's road is the higest paved automobile route in North America. Visitors must be aware of altitude sickness, hypothermia and lightning at this altitude. (KEN PAPALEO/ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS) *** Lora Miller
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KNP;Lora Miller (cq), of Nevada, Missouri, tries to keep warm with a blanket in on top of 14,264 ft. high Mount Evans on Monday afternoon, July 17, 2006, while the temperature is 48 degrees. Mount Evans summit is at 14,264 feet and it's road is the higest paved automobile route in North America. Visitors must be aware of altitude sickness, hypothermia and lightning at this altitude. (KEN PAPALEO/ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS) *** Lora Miller
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