| Summary: | Color print view looking down the Coosa River from Gadsden, AL. Beautiful, peaceful day for boating and fishing. Clean spot on river bank for fishing, One individual on river bank fishing. Two individuals fishing from a small boat. Mature trees and thick brush line both sides of the river. Postmarked December 7, 1909. Divided back postcard.Printed on front: 'Looking down the Coosa River from Gadsden - Elliot Peach Orchard in the distance, containing 80,000 bearing trees. B2750D4.' Printed on back: 'Published by H. G. Zimmerman & Co., Chicago.'Written on back: 'Hello you, How are you by now. I do certainly wish to beg your {illegible} for not aswersing your other card. I am ashamed but just neglected to see to all my correspondence as I should. Very glad you are having such a pleasant time and hope will continue to enjoy life. When are you coming back to old Georgia. Xmas I suppose. I also have been having some jolly times as of old. "Little" Mr. E. C. Coin, Ensley, Ala. Street No._____.'
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