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These are spots, each a day's round trip from convenientovernight hotels, which deserve all the fame that will be theirs whenthe people come to know them, for as yet only a few hundreds a summer ofRocky Mountain's hundred thousand take the trouble to visit them.
To better understand the charm of these gray monsters, and the valleysand chasms between their knees, we must pause a moment to picture whatarchitects call the planting, for trees and shrubs and flowers play asimportant a part in the in...formal architectural scheme of the Front Rangeas they do in the formality of a palace. It will be recalled that thezones of vegetation from the equator to the frozen ice fields of the farnorth find their counterparts in altitude. The foothills bordering theRocky Mountain National Park lie in the austral zone of our middle andeastern states; its splendid east-side plateau and inter-mountainvalleys represent the luxuriance of the Canadian zone; its mountainspass rapidly up in a few thousand feet through the Hudsonian zone, including timber-line at about 11, 500 feet; and its highest summitscarry only the mosses, lichens, stunted grasses, and tiny alpineflowerets of the Arctic Zone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These are spots, each a day's round trip from convenientovernight hotels, which deserve all the fame that will be theirs whenthe people come to know them, for as yet only a few hundreds a summer ofRocky Mountain's hundred thousand take the trouble to visit them.
To better understand the charm of these gray monsters, and the valleysand chasms between their knees, we must pause a moment to picture whatarchitects call the planting, for trees and shrubs and flowers play asimportant a part in the in...formal architectural scheme of the Front Rangeas they do in the formality of a palace. It will be recalled that thezones of vegetation from the equator to the frozen ice fields of the farnorth find their counterparts in altitude. The foothills bordering theRocky Mountain National Park lie in the austral zone of our middle andeastern states; its splendid east-side plateau and inter-mountainvalleys represent the luxuriance of the Canadian zone; its mountainspass rapidly up in a few thousand feet through the Hudsonian zone, including timber-line at about 11, 500 feet; and its highest summitscarry only the mosses, lichens, stunted grasses, and tiny alpineflowerets of the Arctic Zone.
What to read after The book of the National Parks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Yard, Robert Sterling, 1861-1945 to read onlineMoreLess
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