Camp Fires in the Yukon
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The snow fields showed bluish white, while the peaks were faintly tinted with pink, as the first rays of the sun fell far across them, but as the sun rose higher the pink faded and the entire landscape sparkled under the glare. I have often wondered why the painters almost invariably fail to differentiate between the early morning pink tinge on their snow fields and the faint lavender tint which setting sun casts upon a winter landscape, for the distinction is quite obvi- ous to the keen observ...er. As the Indian and my- self sat shivering on the ridge under the magic and wonder of the dawn, I asked him why the sun made a pink color as he came across the mountains in the 146 CAMP FIRES IN THE YUKON morning and a lavender tint as he disappeared be- hind the peaks at night, and received the simple answer: "When Big Fire come in morning, him make all warm, him make warm look on snow ; when Big Fire go down sleep, him make all cold, him make cold mark on snow; tell Injun go make fire." We walked along the ridge many miles, search- ing the valley for moose, but failed to locate any- thing until five miles from camp a herd of twenty- one caribou were seen on the tundra, pawing down through the snow to get their morning meal of white moss, which is almost their only winter diet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The snow fields showed bluish white, while the peaks were faintly tinted with pink, as the first rays of the sun fell far across them, but as the sun rose higher the pink faded and the entire landscape sparkled under the glare. I have often wondered why the painters almost invariably fail to differentiate between the early morning pink tinge on their snow fields and the faint lavender tint which setting sun casts upon a winter landscape, for the distinction is quite obvi- ous to the keen observ...er. As the Indian and my- self sat shivering on the ridge under the magic and wonder of the dawn, I asked him why the sun made a pink color as he came across the mountains in the 146 CAMP FIRES IN THE YUKON morning and a lavender tint as he disappeared be- hind the peaks at night, and received the simple answer: "When Big Fire come in morning, him make all warm, him make warm look on snow ; when Big Fire go down sleep, him make all cold, him make cold mark on snow; tell Injun go make fire." We walked along the ridge many miles, search- ing the valley for moose, but failed to locate any- thing until five miles from camp a herd of twenty- one caribou were seen on the tundra, pawing down through the snow to get their morning meal of white moss, which is almost their only winter diet.
What to read after Camp Fires in the Yukon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Anton Auer to read onlineMoreLess
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