Iowa Parks
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They stood all of five feet tall in the brink of the river, close to a bubbling spring. Every year they come true as to color. This same mutant has been found near Pierce's bridge by Mrs. Walter Wheeler, of Osage.
The Old Lime Kiln road leads out of Osage southwest to the Middle bridge and is bordered on one side by vertical bluffs, an on the other side for some distance by Sugar Creek.
Spring Park is a tract of about forty acres of land owned by an as- sociation for a picnic and camping site. ...Here is found a wonderful spring flowing the year round. From it flows a little brook filled with watei'- cress, blue iris, yellow marsh marigolds, and bordered by a large colony of the sensitive fern.
A forest expert on strolling through these grounds one day counted righty-one varieties of trees. Millions of the supposedly rare muscatel grow here, and on a bank overlooking the spring are found the showy orchis; while down in a moist spot have been found the Indian pipe or corpse plant.
144 PUBLIC PARKS OF IOWA The river road follows the bank of the Cedar river for about six miles from the bridge west of Osage up the river to Mitchell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They stood all of five feet tall in the brink of the river, close to a bubbling spring. Every year they come true as to color. This same mutant has been found near Pierce's bridge by Mrs. Walter Wheeler, of Osage.
The Old Lime Kiln road leads out of Osage southwest to the Middle bridge and is bordered on one side by vertical bluffs, an on the other side for some distance by Sugar Creek.
Spring Park is a tract of about forty acres of land owned by an as- sociation for a picnic and camping site. ...Here is found a wonderful spring flowing the year round. From it flows a little brook filled with watei'- cress, blue iris, yellow marsh marigolds, and bordered by a large colony of the sensitive fern.
A forest expert on strolling through these grounds one day counted righty-one varieties of trees. Millions of the supposedly rare muscatel grow here, and on a bank overlooking the spring are found the showy orchis; while down in a moist spot have been found the Indian pipe or corpse plant.
144 PUBLIC PARKS OF IOWA The river road follows the bank of the Cedar river for about six miles from the bridge west of Osage up the river to Mitchell.
What to read after Iowa Parks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Iowa. State Board of Conservation. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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