Front:
RAIL
ROAD
STATION
SALOON & CAS
GOLD STRIKE
UVENIRS
VELTIES
SCENIC RIDE OVERE.0OOKING LAKE MEAD
Back:
GOLD STRIKE
Box 455
Boulder City, Nevada
Next to the railroad station at Gold Strike may be
found a Llama herd. The Llama grows to a height
of about 4 feet and is related to the camel but has no
hump and looks more like a long-legged, long-necked
sheep. Like the camel, it has been domesticated and
used as a beast of burden, but when carrying a load
it travels at a very slow rate. At this Western Play-
town the Llama is used as a riding animal for chil-
dren. The Llamas are very abundant in parts of Co-
lombia, Peru, Bolivia, and Chile. In the west they
have never replaced the horse or burro as a pack
animal ... M.P.
© & Published by Royal Pictures, Colton, California
B-958
Photo Color by Merle Porter
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