The Lake of the Sky
The Lake of the Sky
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The elevation is 8500 feet.
What a wonderful panorama is spread out before us. Close by, justacross the valley in which nestles Watson's Lake, 7900 feet elevation, is Mt. Pluto, 8500 feet, the sides of which are covered with a densevirgin forest, thus presenting a magnificent and glorious sight. Thereis no trail through this forest though sheep are taken there to grazein the quiet meadows secluded on the heights.
Further to the east and north is Mt. Rose, 10, 800 feet, on which isperched the Me...teorological Observatory of the University of Nevada. Beyond is the Washoe Range.
Even before reaching the summit we gain a fine view, through thetrees, of Castle Peak, 9139 feet, while further north is Mt. Lola, 9167 feet. Close at hand is a glorious specimen of red fir, fully fourand a half feet in diameter. Below us to the west is a patch of vividgreen, known as Antone Meadows. It was named after a Switzer who livedthere years ago and whose children now own it. Not far away is RoundMeadow, locally known as Bear-Trap Meadow, for one may still findthere an old bear-trap that hunters were wont to use thirty or fortyyears ago.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The elevation is 8500 feet.
What a wonderful panorama is spread out before us. Close by, justacross the valley in which nestles Watson's Lake, 7900 feet elevation, is Mt. Pluto, 8500 feet, the sides of which are covered with a densevirgin forest, thus presenting a magnificent and glorious sight. Thereis no trail through this forest though sheep are taken there to grazein the quiet meadows secluded on the heights.
Further to the east and north is Mt. Rose, 10, 800 feet, on which isperched the Me...teorological Observatory of the University of Nevada. Beyond is the Washoe Range.
Even before reaching the summit we gain a fine view, through thetrees, of Castle Peak, 9139 feet, while further north is Mt. Lola, 9167 feet. Close at hand is a glorious specimen of red fir, fully fourand a half feet in diameter. Below us to the west is a patch of vividgreen, known as Antone Meadows. It was named after a Switzer who livedthere years ago and whose children now own it. Not far away is RoundMeadow, locally known as Bear-Trap Meadow, for one may still findthere an old bear-trap that hunters were wont to use thirty or fortyyears ago.
What to read after The Lake of the Sky?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James, George Wharton, 1858-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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