A Tramp Trip in the Rockies of Colorado And Wyoming
A Tramp Trip in the Rockies of Colorado And Wyoming
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Flowers in profusion are found at these altitudes already where the melting snow has exposed the ground 29 to the warm June sun, but under the drifts it is yet the dead of winter. As the season advances the snow drifts recede and the newly uncovered ground passes with exuberant haste through a cycle of spring. It is this endless renewal of spring which strikes the mountain tourist in the late summer.
We came over from Estes Park yesterday and the day before. At one point I carried the horse's p...ack about a quarter of a mile on account of steepness of trail and depth of snow, leaving the pony under D's guidance to wallow through as best she could. We shall, no doubt, have 3 some hard work getting out of the Grand River valley to the north over the Medicine Bow but we intend to keep at it. We are, of course, likely to get cold and wet, tired and hun- gry. In fact, I am neither very dry nor very warm now as I write, for it is half snowing and half raining; nor hungry ( ?) for I have just eaten three slices of bacon, half a corn cake eight inches in diameter and an inch thick, with bacon gravy made with flour and water, and nearly a quart of strong coffee of syrupy sweetness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Flowers in profusion are found at these altitudes already where the melting snow has exposed the ground 29 to the warm June sun, but under the drifts it is yet the dead of winter. As the season advances the snow drifts recede and the newly uncovered ground passes with exuberant haste through a cycle of spring. It is this endless renewal of spring which strikes the mountain tourist in the late summer.
We came over from Estes Park yesterday and the day before. At one point I carried the horse's p...ack about a quarter of a mile on account of steepness of trail and depth of snow, leaving the pony under D's guidance to wallow through as best she could. We shall, no doubt, have 3 some hard work getting out of the Grand River valley to the north over the Medicine Bow but we intend to keep at it. We are, of course, likely to get cold and wet, tired and hun- gry. In fact, I am neither very dry nor very warm now as I write, for it is half snowing and half raining; nor hungry ( ?) for I have just eaten three slices of bacon, half a corn cake eight inches in diameter and an inch thick, with bacon gravy made with flour and water, and nearly a quart of strong coffee of syrupy sweetness.
What to read after A Tramp Trip in the Rockies of Colorado And Wyoming?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William S William Suddards Franklin to read onlineMoreLess
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