Douglas Family Album
Page and photo numbers are entirely ours and do NOT match the album.
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Douglas Album
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JCD - Jack Douglas
VDD - Vera Douglas C Hay - Charlie Hay Mrs. Alfred - Olga Horner |
Douglas1.p01-A
A dusty journey J.C.D.
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Douglas1.p01-B
Off to Pulmarí. 1913 Packing the pack horses Zapala
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JCB Hay Mrs. Alfred
The first night before crossing Pass.
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Douglas1.p01-B
First ice cold stream
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Douglas Album
Pulmarí Estancia 1913 |
JCD - Jack Douglas C Hay - Charlie Hay |
Douglas1.p02-A
(PBz: Likely Lago Ñorquinco. Per lake’s mountainous coasts.
West of Lago Pulmarí, close to the border with Chile.)
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Douglas1.p02-B
JCD C Hay After first night out on the way to Pulmarí estancia.
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Douglas1.p02-C
(PBz: Lago Aluminé, per flat low coastline, looking west from the east end of the lake.)
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Douglas1.p02-D
Angostura (PBz: “Angostura” (narrows or neck) was on the
Rio Aluminé, at or near where it flows out of the east end of Lago Aluminé.
The visitors very likely forded the river here on their way from Zapala to the estancia.)
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Pulmarí
Varias types of Trees & woodlands in the mountains. |
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Douglas1.p03-A
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Douglas1.p03-B
(PBz: Likely the Pulmarí river just short of entering Pulmarí lake. Polcahue mountains in distance.)
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Douglas1.p03-C
Count the bottles!!
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Douglas1.p03-D
More bottles!!
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Douglas1.p03-E
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Douglas1.p11-A
Horner family in woods
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Douglas1.p11-B
JCD Babs Horner CHay Horner MrsAlfred (PBz: On the veranda of the manager’s house.)
JCD - Jack Douglas (Man holding camera is not identified.) Babs Horner - Henry Edward Horner CHay - Charlie Hay Horner - Humfrey Horner Mrs Alfred - Olga Horner
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Douglas1.p11-C
WmMaitland brother HHorner MrsAlfred JCD
Centaruth Pulmari Store
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Pulmarí |
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Douglas1.p20-A
Pulmarí house (summer)
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Douglas1.p20-B
Pulmarí house (winter)
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Douglas1.p20-C
VDD Vera Douglas
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Douglas1.p14-A
Mrs Alfred Benitz - Charlie Hay - V.D.Douglas
Olga Horner - Charlie Hay - Vera Douglas
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Douglas1.p14-B
Picking apples planted by Jesuits. Note size of trees.
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Douglas1.p14-C
V.D.D on horse back to show size of the Araucaran Pine.
Monkey Puzzle tree (Araucaria araucana) An evergreen with broad spiked
leaves. Its fruit is edible (nutty).
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Douglas1.p14-D
Camp fire
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Douglas1.p12-A
Lago Pulmarí Looking NE across the lake at Polcahue mtns.
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Douglas1.p12-B
Still waters (PBz: Could be the Pulmarí river flowing
from the lake to Laguna de los Giles, or the laguna itself.)
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Douglas1.p13-A
The “Pampa” _ the flat plateau which is always between the
mountains & the valleys.
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Douglas1.p13-B
(PBz: Likely the Aluminé river valley)
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Douglas1.p13-C
The “Pampa” in the distance_ The top part
of which is always very high & quite sheer
rock. On the top is grazing land but almost
impossible to reach.
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Douglas1.p13-D
A fertile patch in the Cordilleras (PBz: Likely the Pulmarí river valley.)
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Douglas1.p13-E
The “tropilla”
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Douglas1.p21-A
Mountain ponies
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Douglas1.p21-B
An old Indiun who claimed to be over 100.
nacei cuando estaban seembrando lo ferotos.
( PBz: “I was born when they were sowing (what?).” )
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Douglas1.p21-C
Catango (Ox-cart) (PBz: The ox team is guided by the cane resting on the yoke.)
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Hot Spring where indians went to be cured and left gifts bits of cloth & odd & ends as thanks
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