The Yellowstone National Park
The Yellowstone National Park
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This is followed by a gener- ation of down timber aggravated by impenetrable growths of jack pine, and the final outcome, after a century or two of time, is a forest like that which was destroyed. If it were ever considered desirable to thin out the forests in any portion of the Park it would have to be done by arti- ficial means. The government may yet find it to its advan- tage to permit certain sections to be deforested and turned into pasturage, but it will never be found practicable to uti...lize forest fires for this purpose.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC CHAPTEB VIIL THE FLOWERS OF THE PARK.
Occasionally a visitor comes to the Yellowstone with a very literal idea of what is meant by the word park. He is looking for beautifully aligned walks and roadways, carpet-like lawns, formal beds of flowers, and other feat- ures of the conventional city park. With something of a shock he encounters the actual reality as it exists whore the majority of tourists enter the Park, and it does indeed seem, at first sight, as if the name was a little out of place when applied to such a region.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is followed by a gener- ation of down timber aggravated by impenetrable growths of jack pine, and the final outcome, after a century or two of time, is a forest like that which was destroyed. If it were ever considered desirable to thin out the forests in any portion of the Park it would have to be done by arti- ficial means. The government may yet find it to its advan- tage to permit certain sections to be deforested and turned into pasturage, but it will never be found practicable to uti...lize forest fires for this purpose.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC CHAPTEB VIIL THE FLOWERS OF THE PARK.
Occasionally a visitor comes to the Yellowstone with a very literal idea of what is meant by the word park. He is looking for beautifully aligned walks and roadways, carpet-like lawns, formal beds of flowers, and other feat- ures of the conventional city park. With something of a shock he encounters the actual reality as it exists whore the majority of tourists enter the Park, and it does indeed seem, at first sight, as if the name was a little out of place when applied to such a region.
What to read after The Yellowstone National Park?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hiram Martin Chittenden to read onlineMoreLess
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