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Wilbur Sturtevant was a Civil War veteran who crossed the Mojave desert on a mule and made his way to Sierra Madre. From there he ventured into the San Gabriel Mountains and opened a camp on a gently sloping wide spot by the upper Santa Anita Creek. This song tells a tale of one who finds peace in nature after experiencing horror in war.
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released October 10, 2017
All instruments played by Kent Besocke
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