A Wonderland of the East Comprising the Lake And Mountain Region of New England
A Wonderland of the East Comprising the Lake And Mountain Region of New England
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" Echo Lake, a short distance beyond the Profile House, is, in my opinion, fully the equal in picturesque beauty of Profile Lake. Certainly the views of Franconia Notch and the enclosing mountains are much finer. Echo Lake is the artist's ideal and many have been the landscape painters who have found their way hither. The famous echo is one of the show things of the place and exhibits nature as a master ventriloquist. A man blows a long, strong and clear blast on an Alpine horn, and the sound i...s flung back, not once, but again and again, in re-echoing blasts that continue to be tossed 7^ J o Over the Hills to the Merrimac 231 back and forth from one monntain-side to another, growing fainter the longer they are repeated, and at last dying away on the delighted ear in the rapturous modulations of far-off bugle notes.
Our course, after leaving Echo Lake, was a gradual ascent, mostly through woods and rather tame in sce- nery, until the heights overlooking the Ammonoosuc Valley, broad and open, was reached, and here a superb view of the great Presidential Peaks suddenly burst upon our vision in front of us, while, behind us, loomed up, grand and stately, the monarchs of the Franconia Range.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Echo Lake, a short distance beyond the Profile House, is, in my opinion, fully the equal in picturesque beauty of Profile Lake. Certainly the views of Franconia Notch and the enclosing mountains are much finer. Echo Lake is the artist's ideal and many have been the landscape painters who have found their way hither. The famous echo is one of the show things of the place and exhibits nature as a master ventriloquist. A man blows a long, strong and clear blast on an Alpine horn, and the sound i...s flung back, not once, but again and again, in re-echoing blasts that continue to be tossed 7^ J o Over the Hills to the Merrimac 231 back and forth from one monntain-side to another, growing fainter the longer they are repeated, and at last dying away on the delighted ear in the rapturous modulations of far-off bugle notes.
Our course, after leaving Echo Lake, was a gradual ascent, mostly through woods and rather tame in sce- nery, until the heights overlooking the Ammonoosuc Valley, broad and open, was reached, and here a superb view of the great Presidential Peaks suddenly burst upon our vision in front of us, while, behind us, loomed up, grand and stately, the monarchs of the Franconia Range.
What to read after A Wonderland of the East Comprising the Lake And Mountain Region of New England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Copeman Kitchin to read onlineMoreLess
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