Sixty Years in Texas
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The banks of the canyon are fifteen hundred feet high, and of many different colors, much of it a bright yellow and red, white, lavender and green. The ceaseless roar of this great volume of water echoes and re-echoes down the Canyon. It is an awe-inspiring scene, and looking at the falls from a distance they look like a long, white robe, nearly four hundred feet in length. The channel seems nar- row and deep, and as we look at it from the platform over the falls it looks like a silver ribbon a...s it winds its way down the canyon and is lost in the distance, and the passing clouds almost perform a miracle.
Sixty Years in Texas. 243 The lights and shades that follow one another down the gorge vary in tints of different, changing colors.
There is another striking feature in the National Park — the petrified forest. There is a large area that solitary columns can be seen that were once the trunks of trees, but are now solid stone shafts. One can see by examining the columns that they were once wood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The banks of the canyon are fifteen hundred feet high, and of many different colors, much of it a bright yellow and red, white, lavender and green. The ceaseless roar of this great volume of water echoes and re-echoes down the Canyon. It is an awe-inspiring scene, and looking at the falls from a distance they look like a long, white robe, nearly four hundred feet in length. The channel seems nar- row and deep, and as we look at it from the platform over the falls it looks like a silver ribbon a...s it winds its way down the canyon and is lost in the distance, and the passing clouds almost perform a miracle.
Sixty Years in Texas. 243 The lights and shades that follow one another down the gorge vary in tints of different, changing colors.
There is another striking feature in the National Park — the petrified forest. There is a large area that solitary columns can be seen that were once the trunks of trees, but are now solid stone shafts. One can see by examining the columns that they were once wood.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jackson George to read onlineMoreLess
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