Seeing the Far West
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The only suitable advice for them is to keep out of the desert. There are safe places in which to exercise their talent.
CHAPTER XVI WHERE MONTANA HISTORY WAS MADE NEAR the point where the Northern Pacific Rail- road approaches the Yellowstone River from the east, at Glendive, in Eastern Montana, Lewis and Clark had one of the unique experiences of the return trip from the Pacific in 1806. The party of explorers was descending the river in boats when they were compelled to pause while a herd of... buffalo, esti- mated to contain 80,000 head, crossed the river.
To the north of Glendive forty thousand acres of Montana land have been irrigated by the Lower Yellow- stone Project of the Reclamation Service. The high- way that follows the river affords a satisfying view of the work done and the results achieved, and so fur- nishes a good introduction to Montana for those who have thought of the state as anything but an empire of fertile lands.
In many places sagebrush and cottonwood as feat- ures of the landscape have given way to grain and alfalfa and sugar beets.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The only suitable advice for them is to keep out of the desert. There are safe places in which to exercise their talent.
CHAPTER XVI WHERE MONTANA HISTORY WAS MADE NEAR the point where the Northern Pacific Rail- road approaches the Yellowstone River from the east, at Glendive, in Eastern Montana, Lewis and Clark had one of the unique experiences of the return trip from the Pacific in 1806. The party of explorers was descending the river in boats when they were compelled to pause while a herd of... buffalo, esti- mated to contain 80,000 head, crossed the river.
To the north of Glendive forty thousand acres of Montana land have been irrigated by the Lower Yellow- stone Project of the Reclamation Service. The high- way that follows the river affords a satisfying view of the work done and the results achieved, and so fur- nishes a good introduction to Montana for those who have thought of the state as anything but an empire of fertile lands.
In many places sagebrush and cottonwood as feat- ures of the landscape have given way to grain and alfalfa and sugar beets.
What to read after Seeing the Far West?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Thomson Faris to read onlineMoreLess
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