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] [Illustration: "Storm. " View near the same point an hour later. ] The road recently completed to Paradise Valley should be widened, byall means, and made safer by retaining walls at every danger point. But it is doubtful whether automobiles will ever be permitted abovethe bridge at the Nisqually glacier. Some automobile owners regard thePark as an automobile-club preserve, and insist that nothing more bedone toward the opening of its {p. 072} scenery or the conservationof its forest until it... is made safe for them to run their touring carsinto Paradise. This is unfortunate, because it betrays ignorance ofthe purpose of Congress in creating the National Parks, namely, theeducation and enjoyment of all the people, not the pleasure of aclass. Moreover, no matter how wide or well-guarded the road may beabove the bridge, it can never be wide enough to prevent a recklesschauffeur from causing a terrible fatality. It is necessarily a verycrooked road, hung upon the high ledges of precipitous cliffs.
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] [Illustration: "Storm. " View near the same point an hour later. ] The road recently completed to Paradise Valley should be widened, byall means, and made safer by retaining walls at every danger point. But it is doubtful whether automobiles will ever be permitted abovethe bridge at the Nisqually glacier. Some automobile owners regard thePark as an automobile-club preserve, and insist that nothing more bedone toward the opening of its {p. 072} scenery or the conservationof its forest until it... is made safe for them to run their touring carsinto Paradise. This is unfortunate, because it betrays ignorance ofthe purpose of Congress in creating the National Parks, namely, theeducation and enjoyment of all the people, not the pleasure of aclass. Moreover, no matter how wide or well-guarded the road may beabove the bridge, it can never be wide enough to prevent a recklesschauffeur from causing a terrible fatality. It is necessarily a verycrooked road, hung upon the high ledges of precipitous cliffs.
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