The Franklin Park Zoo: Selected Reports
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The contour of the ground, fortunately, assists this barrier of trees (now well developed) by interposing also a number of hills, ridges and valleys. Fortunately these inequalities of contour contribute at the same time to the needs of the several features contemplated b y the plans - the rocky ridge of the Long Crouch Woods and its extension furnish almost ideal conditions of soil, exposure and drainage for the zoological collection and for deer ranges; the hollow basin of Sargent's Field, wit...h slight excavation, can be made to accommodate the ponds of an herbaceous garden and of an aquatic flying cage for birds; the long contours of the flat-bottomed valley between Deer Hill and the ridge proposed for the Music Court can be readily molded to the formal outlines of the proposed "Greeting." •17- Fol lowing your request I have made a careful study of the original plans and notes for Franklin Park and I have examined the grounds in the vicinity of the site of the proposed Zoo in detail with topographical maps.
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The contour of the ground, fortunately, assists this barrier of trees (now well developed) by interposing also a number of hills, ridges and valleys. Fortunately these inequalities of contour contribute at the same time to the needs of the several features contemplated b y the plans - the rocky ridge of the Long Crouch Woods and its extension furnish almost ideal conditions of soil, exposure and drainage for the zoological collection and for deer ranges; the hollow basin of Sargent's Field, wit...h slight excavation, can be made to accommodate the ponds of an herbaceous garden and of an aquatic flying cage for birds; the long contours of the flat-bottomed valley between Deer Hill and the ridge proposed for the Music Court can be readily molded to the formal outlines of the proposed "Greeting." •17- Fol lowing your request I have made a careful study of the original plans and notes for Franklin Park and I have examined the grounds in the vicinity of the site of the proposed Zoo in detail with topographical maps.
What to read after The Franklin Park Zoo: Selected Reports?
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