Again, there is a substance called cellulose, found well nigh universally in plants. Aside from the skin and seeds, all fruits consist essentially of two parts,âthe cellulose structure containing the juice, and the juice itself. Carrots contain more water than parsnips, and both much cellulose and little nutritive material. The framework of the potato is cellulose, which is an indigestible carbohydrate material.
Location in Garfield County and the state of Colorado. Coordinates: 39Â°34â²20â³N 107Â°32â²6â³W / 39.57222Â°N 107.53500Â°W / 39.57222; -107.53500Coordinates: 39Â°34â²20â³N 107Â°32â²6â³W / 39.57222Â°N 107.53500Â°W / 39.57222; -107.53500. The Town of New Castle is a Home Rule Municipality in Garfield County, Colorado, United States. The population was 1,984 at the 2000 census.
Built in 1858, the fort was designed to protect settlers in the San Luis Valley, then a territory of New Mexico. The parallelogram-shaped fort once housed more than 200 men, including soldiers, volunteers and Kit Carson, the fort's commander at the time. Fort Garland was abandoned in 1883, but survives now as the Fort Garland Museum, a prominent example of Colorado's living history. Here visitors wander the fort's parade grounds and adobe buildings while taking in the some of the region's Hispanic folk art.