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English: Mountain Man Jim Bridger bronze sculpture by David Alan Clark, at the entrance to Ft. Bridger, Wyoming. Sculpture located at Business Loop I-80 37,000, Fort Bridger WY 82933. |
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| Author | Hunakai MJ Clark, artwork by David Alan Clark |
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