A Tour of Four Great Rivers the Hudson Mohawk Susquehanna And Delaware in L76
A Tour of Four Great Rivers the Hudson Mohawk Susquehanna And Delaware in L76
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Nearly 7 Miles from the Corner is a Knowle somewhat in the Form of a Sugar Loaf, beautifully stationed so as to command a Prospect all around of low grounds which extend to Otego Creek, here broken into several Islands, the Water 2 Feet deep and very rapid, the largest Branch 8 or 10 yards wide. The Valley is about half a Mile from Hill to Hill and of the richest Kind, Nature producing a Multitude of Herbs, Plants and Flowers and inter alia the wild Lilly and the Polishing Reed used by Joiners;... the Timber here Elm, Beech, Sugar Maple, Birch Wild Cherry and others, a gravelly Bottom to the Creeks and wild rasberries in plenty.
There is a high Hill on the farther Bank of Otego which, and another arm of it being passed, we arrived at Hartwick's Corner, a Sugar Maple, which is just 7^ Miles and 16^ Chains from the Butter- nuts. 1 We begin to be teazed with Muscetoes and little Gnats called here Punkies. The remainder of this days journey was thro hilly ground with mode- rate Ascents and Descents ; Two Hemloc Swamps & Sundry Brooks occurred ; the Soil & Wood as before with 1 This Lake is now the property of my nephew John Smith and called Smith's Lake.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nearly 7 Miles from the Corner is a Knowle somewhat in the Form of a Sugar Loaf, beautifully stationed so as to command a Prospect all around of low grounds which extend to Otego Creek, here broken into several Islands, the Water 2 Feet deep and very rapid, the largest Branch 8 or 10 yards wide. The Valley is about half a Mile from Hill to Hill and of the richest Kind, Nature producing a Multitude of Herbs, Plants and Flowers and inter alia the wild Lilly and the Polishing Reed used by Joiners;... the Timber here Elm, Beech, Sugar Maple, Birch Wild Cherry and others, a gravelly Bottom to the Creeks and wild rasberries in plenty.
There is a high Hill on the farther Bank of Otego which, and another arm of it being passed, we arrived at Hartwick's Corner, a Sugar Maple, which is just 7^ Miles and 16^ Chains from the Butter- nuts. 1 We begin to be teazed with Muscetoes and little Gnats called here Punkies. The remainder of this days journey was thro hilly ground with mode- rate Ascents and Descents ; Two Hemloc Swamps & Sundry Brooks occurred ; the Soil & Wood as before with 1 This Lake is now the property of my nephew John Smith and called Smith's Lake.
What to read after A Tour of Four Great Rivers the Hudson Mohawk Susquehanna And Delaware in L76?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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