travel notes

Travel days – The rest of the trip,

The remaining days in Taos were filled with sights of gold and yellow, the colors of Aspen and Cottonwood.

There’s gold in them thar hills…

Originally used in the phrase “there’s gold in them thar hills”, possibly a misquote of the phrase “there’s millions in it” (meaning. the North Georgia mountains) uttered in Mark Twain’s 1892 novel The American Claimant by Colinel Mulberry Sellers, a character though to be based on Dahlonegal Mint assayer M. F Stephenson.

From Wiktionary